Executive Assistant and Office Manager

About UsAt Foundry Robotics, we are pioneering an AI-native robotics manufacturing enterprise dedicated to enhancing assembly and production capabilities for top-tier robotics firms and critical national-security hardware. Our vision is to create robots that construct robots, effectively transforming the landscape of manufacturing.We are on a mission to revolutionize the American manufacturing sector by prioritizing AI-driven solutions and assembly-focused strategies as a dual-use contract manufacturer. Our goal is to equip manufacturers with intelligent, efficient, and adaptable robotic systems that redefine productivity and quality. As a key member of our engineering team, your contributions will significantly influence our products, workplace culture, and overall success. Please note that this position requires 100% in-person work at our Mission District office in San Francisco.The RoleWe are seeking a Manufacturing Process Engineer who excels at transforming innovative ideas into practical production realities. You will be comfortable designing systems from the ground up and validating them directly on the factory floor. Your primary responsibilities will include defining the architecture of our robotic systems from initial concept through to full-scale production, developing assembly strategies, designing tooling, and creating workflows where they do not currently exist. You will establish production capabilities from scratch, making critical decisions concerning sequencing, fixturing, automation integration, and quality control. Your focus will be on driving rapid build-test-learn cycles to implement robust and scalable processes.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop production processes from the ground up for autonomous robotic assembly systems, establishing how AI-driven hardware is manufactured at scale.Optimize assembly lines with a focus on throughput, yield, and scalability as production transitions from initial stages to high-volume outputs.Create and maintain process documentation, work instructions, SOPs, and control plans to enable repeatable and scalable manufacturing.Develop tooling and fixtures aimed at reducing variation, minimizing operator error, and supporting efficient assembly processes.Engage hands-on on the shop floor to validate processes, pinpoint bottlenecks, and iterate quickly alongside the team.Foster relationships with external vendors and contract manufacturers, providing valuable process insights and feedback during development.Collaborate across disciplines with mechanical, electrical, and robotics teams to ensure processes are designed with the entire system in mind.

The OpportunityJoin Foundry Robotics, an innovative leader reshaping the landscape of manufacturing through cutting-edge robotics technology. We are dedicated to revolutionizing assembly and production processes for top-tier robotics enterprises and critical national security hardware. In essence, we are architecting robots that manufacture other robots.We are seeking a passionate Mechatronics Engineer who excels at the convergence of mechanical design, electronic systems, and control engineering. In this role, you will transform complex robotic hardware into reality through seamless integration and hands-on execution. Your responsibilities will span the entire lifecycle, from conceptual prototypes to production-ready assemblies. Collaborating closely with diverse teams, you will integrate sensors, actuators, and control systems into high-performance hardware while developing and fine-tuning closed-loop behaviors in real-time with operational machines. As part of a dynamic and agile team, your designs will swiftly transition from the drawing board to the manufacturing floor, where you will validate, troubleshoot, and enhance them.About Foundry RoboticsAt Foundry Robotics, we are redefining the future of manufacturing through advanced robotics solutions. Our mission is to revitalize the American manufacturing sector as an AI-driven, assembly-centric, dual-use contract manufacturer. We are committed to equipping manufacturers with intelligent, efficient, and versatile robotic systems that significantly enhance productivity and quality. As a pivotal member of our engineering team, your contributions will shape our products, culture, and overall success. This position is 100% on-site at our Mission District office in San Francisco.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop mechanical and electromechanical systems utilizing CAD, ranging from rapid prototypes to production-intent assemblies.Collaborate effectively on the integration of sensors, actuators, and control systems within mechanical assemblies, guiding them from concept through to validation.Create and execute closed-loop control architectures for electromechanical systems, working alongside software and robotics team members.Configure and integrate motor controllers, including servo and stepper drives, encoder/resolver interfacing, and closed-loop motion tuning.Engage in hands-on work with hardware, building, assembling, testing, and iterating through prototyping and initial production phases.Support fabrication efforts across various technologies, including machining, sheet metal, welding, 3D printing, fixtures, and tooling.Collaborate with external vendors and contract manufacturers to meet development and production requirements.Make informed trade-offs between performance, cost, and manufacturability to drive successful project outcomes.

Founding Robotics Engineer in AI & SoftwareAre you an innovative engineer with a strong enthusiasm for robotics and AI, thriving in collaborative, cross-functional teams? Join us at Foundry Robotics, a pioneering seed-stage startup dedicated to developing advanced robotics solutions tailored for the manufacturing sector. We are seeking a Founding Engineer to become part of our core team, someone who excels in a dynamic environment, takes significant ownership, and is eager to tackle intricate mechanical and manufacturing hurdles.About UsAt Foundry Robotics, we are transforming the manufacturing landscape through state-of-the-art robotics. Our mission is to rejuvenate the American manufacturing industry with an AI-first approach, focusing on assembly and dual-use contract manufacturing. We strive to empower manufacturers with intelligent, efficient, and adaptable robotic systems that redefine productivity and quality. As a founding member of our engineering team, your contributions will have a direct and meaningful impact on our products, culture, and overall success. This position requires full-time, in-person work at our office located in the Mission District of San Francisco.The RoleIn the role of Founding Engineer, you will play a crucial part in the design, development, and deployment of AI and software infrastructure for our autonomous robotic systems. This position requires a hands-on approach, a deep understanding of computer vision and VLA models, as well as proficiency in ROS. You will be responsible for creating high-quality, high-performance software that meets the demanding requirements of a manufacturing environment.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and implement innovative AI and software solutions for autonomous robotics in manufacturing.Lead the advancement of computer vision algorithms and VLA models to enhance robotic perception and control.Architect and construct robust, scalable, and high-performance software systems optimized for superior reliability.Leverage ROS2 (Robot Operating System) for diverse robotic applications.Collaborate closely with hardware engineers, product managers, and other stakeholders.Take full ownership of critical software components from conception through deployment.Serve as the primary technical liaison with vendors, partners, and customers, representing the company in external interactions.Contribute to the company's overall technical strategy and roadmap.

Join Our Innovative Team as a Robotics Software Engineer!Location: San Francisco, CA (full-time, in-person)Company OverviewAt Cosmic Robotics, we aim to revolutionize the construction of essential infrastructure on Earth while developing advanced technologies to facilitate humanity's expansion beyond our planet. Our flagship project, Cosmic-1, is designed to install solar panels at a speed 10 times faster than current methods, propelling us toward a sustainable energy future and laying the foundation for autonomous construction in the years to come.Your RoleAs a Robotics Software Engineer, you will be instrumental in coding, testing, and deploying software for our robots engaged in live field projects. You will be a pivotal member of our team, influencing the future of autonomous construction.Why Join Us?Tackle significant challenges that will shape the future of energy and infrastructure.Collaborate with an elite team hailing from renowned organizations like NASA, SpaceX, Google, and Built Robotics.Experience rapid personal and professional growth within a fast-expanding company.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and implement software for robotic manipulation, navigation, and path planning systems.Contribute across the entire software stack, from low-level motor control and sensor integration to high-level application logic.Ensure the safety and reliability of mission-critical systems through comprehensive testing and adherence to best engineering practices.Collaborate with hardware teams to initiate new systems and resolve technical issues.Travel to customer sites for on-site testing and deployment of robotic solutions.Maintain high code quality through reviews, automated testing, and thorough documentation.QualificationsA minimum of 2 years of professional engineering experience.Proficiency in C++, Python, and Linux development.Solid foundation in algorithms, software architecture, planning, and execution.Strong communication and project management abilities.

Join the Future of TransportationAt Humble Robotics, you will be at the forefront of revolutionizing ground transportation with our innovative autonomous, zero-emissions hauler. Our mission is to significantly reduce freight costs using cutting-edge vision-based AI technology, tailored for the modern global logistics landscape.We pride ourselves on being a dynamic team comprised of industry veterans and forward-thinking innovators. We understand that a thriving culture can't be engineered, but when it aligns, it creates an extraordinary journey.Experience progress like never before.

Join Our Team at Humble RoboticsAt Humble Robotics, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing ground transportation. Our mission is to develop an autonomous, zero-emissions hauler that significantly reduces freight costs through innovative vision-based AI, tailored for the modern global logistics landscape.We pride ourselves on being a dynamic, closely-knit team comprised of seasoned professionals from the AV industry and forward-thinking innovators. We believe that culture is not something to be engineered, but when it aligns, it creates an unforgettable adventure.Experience progress like never before.

About Humble RoboticsJoin Humble Robotics and be a part of a transformative journey in ground transportation. We are at the forefront of developing an autonomous, zero-emissions hauler that revolutionizes freight costs through cutting-edge vision-based artificial intelligence, tailored for the modern global logistics network. As a dynamic and agile team composed of seasoned AV industry experts and forward-thinking innovators, we cherish a culture that's organically cultivated. When it aligns perfectly, it becomes an extraordinary adventure. Experience the immediacy of progress like never before. Position OverviewTake charge of the design, integration, and preliminary validation of novel mechanical hardware for our large-scale autonomous vehicles.

Founding Robotics Research EngineerAbout UsAt Foundry Robotics, we are revolutionizing the manufacturing landscape with cutting-edge robotic technology. Our mission is to rejuvenate the American manufacturing sector by becoming an AI-driven, assembly-oriented, dual-use contract manufacturer. We are dedicated to equipping manufacturers with advanced, intelligent, and versatile robotic systems that enhance productivity and ensure superior quality. As a pivotal member of our engineering team, your contributions will profoundly influence our products, corporate culture, and overall success. This position requires you to be present 100% in-person at our Mission District office in San Francisco.The RoleWe are on the lookout for a Founding Robotics Research Engineer to conceptualize, execute, and launch smart robotic systems tailored for manufacturing environments.This is a hands-on role that transcends typical academic or generic software development tasks. You will engage in a variety of areas including:Architecting systems based on ROS2Robotic manipulation and navigationImplementing perception and VLA-based control mechanismsIntegrating traditional controls with innovative learning methodologiesOverseeing on-site deployments in manufacturing workcellsYour skill set should encompass reading and analyzing robotics research papers, fine-tuning controllers, calibrating sensors, and deploying production-ready code to robots operating on factory floors.Key ResponsibilitiesRobotics Systems & ArchitectureDesign and develop distributed robotic systems utilizing ROS2Create modular autonomy frameworks for manipulation and mobile roboticsTake ownership of system-level performance, latency, and reliabilityRobotics Foundation Models (VLA)Develop and integrate Vision–Language–Action models for robotic operationsDesign data collection frameworks and refine foundational models for assembly tasksBenchmark and assess real-world effectivenessControls + LearningIntegrate traditional control methods with learned policiesImplement hybrid perception-planning-control architecturesEnhance robustness, repeatability, and safety in physical systems

Join Skip on our mission to transform lives through innovative powered movement solutions.At Skip, we believe that movement enhances physical, mental, and social well-being. However, 2 billion individuals face mobility challenges due to age, injury, or disabilities. Our goal is to create groundbreaking products that restore mobility and enable joyful movement experiences for millions. Imagine a future where grandparents can effortlessly keep up with their grandchildren on outdoor adventures!Founded in 2023, Skip is an ambitious start-up that originated from Google X. With a team of 20 talented professionals and strategic partnerships—including one with Arc'teryx—we are poised to launch the first commercially viable wearable robotic device, the MO/GO. We are also developing a platform for future Movewear products, aiming to revolutionize lives worldwide.The RoleAs our Manufacturing Quality Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in bridging our innovative product vision with the manufacturing processes that bring it to fruition. You will be responsible for implementing quality systems and processes that guarantee our wearable robotic devices are produced to exact specifications, consistently and at scale, through our international manufacturing partners.This position is an individual contributor role within a flat team of exceptional engineers, where every team member has a direct impact. You will operate with significant autonomy, establish quality infrastructure from the ground up, and spend considerable time on-site at our manufacturing partners in Asia. Your involvement will span the entire product lifecycle—from New Product Introduction (NPI) through ramp-up to full production—making you a vital voice in Skip's scalable manufacturing strategy.What You'll DoLead and manage quality systems for our overseas contract manufacturers, including incoming inspections, in-process controls, final acceptance testing, and outgoing quality assurance to ensure our products are manufactured correctly every time.Act as the primary quality liaison with our overseas manufacturing partners through regular on-site visits for process audits, problem resolution, and building strong collaborative relationships with factory quality teams.Oversee NPI quality activities: evaluate Design for Manufacturing/Assembly (DFM/DFA) outputs, define control plans, develop inspection standards, compose work instructions and assembly documentation, and support initial Article Inspection (FAI).Establish and maintain product quality specifications, acceptance criteria, and inspection sampling plans across mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical assemblies.

Senior Mechanical EngineerLocation: San Francisco, CA (full time, in-person)Company OverviewAt Cosmic Robotics, we are driven by our mission to revolutionize the construction of essential infrastructure on Earth while innovating technologies to facilitate humanity's expansion beyond our planet. Our flagship project, Cosmic-1, dramatically accelerates the installation of solar panels, achieving speeds 10 times faster than current methods. This initiative is pivotal in our pursuit of a sustainable energy future and sets the stage for autonomous construction advancements.The RoleAs a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will take ownership of a vital subsystem within the Cosmic-1 platform, guiding its development from initial concept through to deployment. You will be a key contributor in shaping the future of autonomous construction.This role offers a unique chance to:Tackle challenging and impactful problems that will influence the future of infrastructure and energy.Collaborate with a distinguished team comprising experts from NASA, SpaceX, Google, Built Robotics, and more.Experience rapid personal and professional growth within a fast-evolving organization.ResponsibilitiesLead the design and development of hardware components and systems, including primary and secondary structures, mechanisms, and enclosures.Oversee the complete product lifecycle from requirements gathering, through trade studies, to detailed design, structural analysis, manufacturing, integration, testing, and customer delivery.Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams including manufacturing, electrical, software, and product engineers to create innovative solutions for complex problems.Engage with suppliers and vendors to devise inventive solutions within tight deadlines.Establish project milestones, plan development roadmaps, and achieve ambitious delivery timelines.Recruit, mentor, and cultivate a high-caliber engineering organization.QualificationsMinimum of 3 years of professional engineering experience.Strong foundational knowledge of statics, dynamics, heat transfer, materials science, and corrosion.Proficiency in mechanical design using CAD software such as SolidWorks, NX, PTC Creo, etc.

Who we are:At Formic, we are dedicated to revolutionizing American manufacturing by making automation accessible to every factory. As the challenges of labor shortages, rising costs, and increased global competition mount, automation has become essential for manufacturers striving to remain competitive.Our innovative Robotics-as-a-Service model seamlessly integrates industrial robotics, proprietary software, and comprehensive support, eliminating traditional barriers of cost, complexity, and risk. This enables manufacturers to swiftly implement automation and achieve significant improvements in throughput, safety, and operational efficiency without the burden of substantial upfront investments.Supported by prestigious investors such as Lux Capital, Initialized Capital, Blackhorn Ventures, and Mitsubishi HC Capital North America, Formic is rapidly scaling and laying the groundwork for a new era of high-performance production, proudly made in America.About the team:The Fleet Operations Team is responsible for ensuring operational uptime and performance across Formic's expanding fleet of deployed robotic systems. In live manufacturing settings, the team identifies issues, restores production, and continually enhances system reliability at scale. Operating at the confluence of robotics, controls, and real-world factory execution, the Fleet Operations Team guarantees that Formic's automation delivers consistent and measurable performance across a variety of industrial applications.About the role:As a Robotics Field Service Engineer, you will serve as the primary technical point of contact for Formic’s deployed robotic cells. Your responsibilities will include diagnosing failures, restoring systems to operational status, performing preventative and corrective maintenance, and representing Formic directly at customer facilities.This hands-on, high-responsibility position operates in uptime-critical environments. Your success will depend on your strong troubleshooting skills, composed execution during production disruptions, and meticulous documentation. Your contributions will directly influence fleet performance, customer satisfaction, and long-term system reliability.In this role, you will:Execute preventative, corrective, and predictive maintenance on robotic manufacturing cells.Respond to remote and on-site escalations, diagnose root causes, and restore systems efficiently.Provide hands-on technical support to customer operators and maintenance teams.Document service activities and update assets meticulously.

About Humble RoboticsAt Humble Robotics, we're spearheading a revolutionary transformation in ground transportation. Our mission is to develop an autonomous, zero-emissions hauler that significantly reduces freight costs through cutting-edge vision-based AI, tailored for the modern global logistics framework. Join our dynamic team of seasoned AV industry experts and creative innovators. We believe that while company culture can't be manufactured, when it aligns perfectly, it offers an extraordinary journey. Experience the thrill of progress like never before. Position OverviewTake ownership of the electrical design for next-generation hardware modules, including architecture, schematic design, layout, prototype development, validation, and transition to robust hardware production.

Join Our Team as a Senior Electrical EngineerLocation: San Francisco, CA (Full-time, In-Person)About UsAt Cosmic Robotics, we are on a mission to transform the construction of essential infrastructure on Earth while innovating technologies that empower humanity to expand beyond our planet. Our flagship initiative, Cosmic-1, revolutionizes the installation of solar panels, achieving speeds that are ten times faster than conventional methods. This groundbreaking work is essential for our transition to a sustainable energy future and sets the stage for the next generation of autonomous construction.Your RoleAs a Senior Electrical Engineer, you will take ownership of a pivotal subsystem within Cosmic-1, guiding its development from initial concept through to successful deployment. You will play a crucial role in defining the future of autonomous construction.Why Join Us?Tackle challenging, impactful problems that shape the future of infrastructure and energy.Collaborate with an elite team comprised of experts from NASA, SpaceX, Google, Built Robotics, and more.Experience rapid growth, continuous learning, and leadership opportunities in a fast-evolving company.Key ResponsibilitiesLead the design and development of hardware components and systems, including high voltage and low voltage systems, embedded systems, PCB assemblies, and harnesses.Oversee the entire product lifecycle, from requirements gathering and trade studies to design, manufacturing, integration, testing, and delivery.Collaborate with cross-functional teams including manufacturing, mechanical, software, and product engineers to devise innovative solutions to complex problems.Engage with vendors and suppliers to explore creative solutions that meet tight deadlines.Establish project milestones, develop roadmaps, and ensure timely delivery.Recruit, mentor, and cultivate a top-tier engineering team.QualificationsMinimum of 3 years of professional engineering experience.Strong foundational understanding of analog and digital circuit design, as well as circuit analysis and simulation.Proficient in electrical design using industry-standard software.

Join Us at Humble RoboticsAt Humble Robotics, we are pioneers in revolutionizing ground transportation with our innovative autonomous, zero-emissions hauler. Our cutting-edge vision-based AI technology is designed to optimize global logistics networks and significantly reduce freight costs.As part of our dynamic and passionate team, you will work alongside industry veterans and creative thinkers. We believe that while culture cannot be engineered, when it aligns, it creates an extraordinary journey.Experience the thrill of progress like never before. Role OverviewAs a Senior Hardware Validation Engineer, you will lead the design verification (DV) process for our autonomous hauler from start to finish. Your responsibilities will include defining vehicle-level DV requirements and translating them into specific requirements for each module, ensuring compliance with thermal, shock, vibration, EMC, environmental, and electrical stress standards. You will determine whether to conduct tests at external laboratories or develop in-house hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) and environmental test setups, guaranteeing that every component we deliver meets the rigorous DV standards derived from the vehicle.

About Watney RoboticsWatney Robotics is at the forefront of developing autonomous robots designed to enhance critical infrastructure. Recently securing $21 million in seed funding from notable investors including Conviction, Abstract, and A*, we are collaborating with the world's largest hyperscalers to expedite data center expansion and maintenance.Join us as we transition from prototype to production fleets, offering you a unique opportunity for significant ownership and visibility within a groundbreaking robotics company. Play an integral part in shipping real systems, shaping our rollout strategies, and making a lasting impact in this defining category.The RoleAs a core member of our Engineering team, you will be responsible for architecting and developing systems for our rapidly growing fleet of production robots. We prioritize pragmatism and high agency, encouraging swift execution and innovation, making this an ideal opportunity to elevate your engineering career.This position requires onsite presence at our headquarters in San Francisco, where you will work closely with our founding team.What You’ll DoDesign, build, and maintain highly available and robust distributed systems.Implement, test, and debug code across the entire software stack.Collaborate with Machine Learning Engineers to create fast online reinforcement learning systems at scale.What You'll BringA minimum of 4 years of software development experience.A strong technical foundation with expertise in architecting large-scale distributed systems.Hands-on experience in building and optimizing across the software stack.Proficiency in programming languages such as Golang, Java, Scala, or Python; Rust is a significant advantage!A proactive approach, strong problem-solving abilities, and analytical skills.Excellent communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with ML Engineers.CompensationThe salary for this position ranges from $150,000 to $200,000 annually. We offer a competitive compensation package, which includes equity and comprehensive benefits.At Watney Robotics, we are dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive team. We welcome individuals from all backgrounds and identities and base our hiring decisions on skills, experience, and potential. If you are enthusiastic about robotics but do not meet every requirement, we encourage you to apply!

Join the forefront of technology as we revolutionize the construction industry with advanced autonomy.Be a Part of Innovation at Bedrock RoboticsAt Bedrock Robotics, we are transforming artificial intelligence from theoretical concepts into practical applications that enhance the world’s infrastructure. Our team comprises seasoned professionals who have been pivotal in launching industry leaders like Waymo, scaling Segment to a $3.2 billion acquisition, and driving Uber Freight to $5 billion in revenue. We are currently implementing autonomous systems in heavy construction machinery nationwide, expediting the timelines of multi-billion dollar infrastructure developments while significantly enhancing job site safety.With a robust funding of $350 million, we are rapidly addressing the escalating demand for housing, data centers, and manufacturing facilities, all while tackling the construction sector's increasing labor shortages. This is where innovative algorithms meet the realities of heavy machinery.If you are passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technology to tackle real-world challenges and wish to collaborate with a talented team of industry experts, we invite you to apply.Role: Machine Learning Engineer: EvaluationBedrock Robotics is on a mission to integrate autonomy into construction processes! We are seeking a driven engineer with substantial experience in evaluating complex machine learning systems in real-world scenarios. Your objective will be to convert the intricate dynamics of the built environment into actionable, AI-driven evaluations that enhance the adoption of our Bedrock Operators.The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in developing evaluation systems and executing statistical analyses to assess performance variations across system iterations. Your experience in iterating on complex machine learning systems in production environments will be crucial, as you navigate the intricacies involved.Your Responsibilities:Design and Maintain Evaluation Systems:Develop and maintain pipelines for performance measurement—encompassing both open-loop and closed-loop simulations, hardware-in-the-loop systems, and field data from Bedrock Operator-equipped machinery. Collaborate with other teams to glean insights earlier in the development cycle through optimized workflows.Develop Metrics:Align product objectives with system behaviors by translating real-world specifications into measurable indicators derived from logged data. Enable data-driven decision-making for everything from parameter adjustments to strategic program planning.

About Watney RoboticsWatney Robotics is at the forefront of developing autonomous robots, aimed at enhancing critical infrastructure. Following our recent successful seed funding round of $21 million, led by Conviction, Abstract, and A*, we are collaborating with major hyperscalers to expedite datacenter construction and maintenance.This is a unique opportunity to join us at a pivotal stage of our growth, where your contributions will have significant ownership and visibility as we transition from prototypes to production fleets. You will be instrumental in shipping tangible systems, crafting our rollout strategies, and influencing the future of a pioneering robotics company.The RoleAs a key member of our Engineering team, you will be responsible for designing components and assemblies for our rapidly expanding fleet of production robots. We prioritize speed and innovation; right from Day 1, you will be a vital contributor to the realization of our products, overseeing essential aspects of hardware design from initial concept to full production.This position is based onsite at our headquarters in San Francisco, giving you the chance to work closely with the founding team.What You’ll DoDesign and develop custom mechanical components for our cutting-edge robotics and teleoperation systems, including end-effectors, grippers, manipulators, mounts, and more.Create and implement rapid prototyping solutions for new hardware designs, focused on performance, reliability, and manufacturability.Integrate mechanical components into larger hardware systems, ensuring alignment with performance objectives and project timelines.Provide technical leadership and guidance to the leadership team on technology strategy and decision-making.Work collaboratively with Hardware Engineers and the Operations team to support the overall product development of our autonomous robotics solutions.What You'll BringA minimum of 4 years of mechanical design experience.Extensive hands-on experience with end-to-end mechanical design of components and assemblies for robotics systems, medical devices, rockets, drones, automotive systems, or similar fields.Expertise in using 3D modeling software such as Creo, Solidworks, or NX; familiarity with Onshape is a plus.Knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T).A proactive attitude with a strong sense of ownership and problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with Hardware Engineers and cross-functional teams.

Join Our Innovative Team at Humble RoboticsAt Humble Robotics, you’ll be at the forefront of a revolutionary shift in ground transportation. We are developing an autonomous, zero-emissions hauler that significantly reduces freight costs through advanced vision-based AI systems, tailored for the demands of the modern global logistics network.Our dynamic team comprises seasoned professionals from the autonomous vehicle industry, alongside creative thinkers who are passionate about innovation. We understand that culture is organic rather than manufactured; when it aligns, it creates an extraordinary experience that transforms work into adventure.Experience progress like never before.

Join the Watney Robotics TeamAt Watney Robotics, we are revolutionizing the future with our autonomous robots designed to enhance critical infrastructure. Recently, we secured $21 million in seed funding from Conviction, Abstract, and A*, allowing us to collaborate with some of the largest hyperscalers to expedite data center expansion and maintenance.This is your chance to join a dynamic team with significant ownership and visibility as we transition from prototypes to full-scale production fleets. Be a part of our journey to deliver real systems, develop our rollout strategies, and make a lasting impact in the robotics industry.Your RoleAs a Robotics Technician, you will engage directly with state-of-the-art autonomous systems throughout their lifecycle—from prototype development to production deployment. Your responsibilities will go beyond traditional maintenance; you will be a key technical contributor who will:Design, test, and refine robots for continuous operationDiagnose and resolve intricate mechanical, electrical, and software challenges within autonomous systemsEstablish diagnostic protocols and predictive maintenance strategiesAdjust and calibrate sensors, actuators, and control systemsAssist in field deployments and remote troubleshooting of systems globallyDocument assembly and maintenance procedures as we growCollaborate on hardware design iterations informed by real-world performance feedbackWork in tandem with software and hardware teams to enhance robot functionality and reliability