Tutor Intelligence is building the technology and processes that allow robots to operate where they’ve never been practical before: inside the everyday American factory. We believe that versatile, reliable, and highly autonomous robotic systems will reshape industrial work in our lifetimes, and we’re engineering both the hardware and intelligence to make that future real. As a robotics company that deploys our systems directly into active production environments, every mechanical decision made at Tutor impacts real throughput, real operators, and the global physical economy. We design hardware that doesn’t just work in CAD or in a lab, it works on concrete floors, in dusty warehouses, and in high-volume industrial workflows. We’re looking for a Mechanical Manufacturing Engineer who thrives at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and real-world performance. You’ll take ownership of mechanical systems across their entire lifecycle, designing parts that assemble cleanly, survive industrial abuse, integrate tightly with electrical and controls teams, and maintain reliability thousands of cycles into the field. You’ll be embedded on the floor with our robots, partnering with technicians, manufacturing, supply chain, and field operations to turn insights into rapid iterations. Your work will shape the quality of our builds, the speed of our production, and the durability of the machines we deploy at customer sites. This role requires someone who is hands-on, mechanically rigorous, fast-moving, and motivated by seeing their engineering decisions show up in the real world. If you want to build hardware that people rely on every single day, this is the place.