Assemble and test humanoid robotic subsystems and complete systems through to Final Integration and Bringup with precision and care Interpret and contribute to mechanical drawings, wiring diagrams and assembly instructions Identify build challenges and provide feedback to improve designs and processes Support rapid prototyping, iteration and hardware validation Create documentation such as work instructions, BOMs and test procedures Troubleshoot hardware and electromechanical issues during assembly and testing Help maintain a clean, organized, and safe build environment Partner with supply chain and operations teams to evaluate components and materials What Kind of Person We Are Looking For: Experience building Humanoid Robots or complex hardware systems through professional experience, internships, research labs, or academic projects Experience with CAD tools such as SolidWorks or Onshape Familiarity with version control or basic hardware documentation practices Experience with robotics hardware such as actuators, sensors, harnesses, motors & PCBs Hands-on experience assembling, testing, or debugging mechanical or electromechanical systems Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams Familiarity with mechanical and electrical tools (e.g., torque drivers, soldering, multimeters, etc.) Exposure to hardware testing, validation, and/or lab environments Mission-driven, highly dedicated, curious and prepared to tackle complex challenges Driven to overcome difficult obstacles and refuse to accept limitations Willing and able to support long hours, including weekends when needed Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related Engineering field (or significant relevant professional experience in lieu of an engineering degree) Open to Engineering candidates with strong internships, co-ops, or 1–2 years of total professional experience, as well as those with additional hands-on experience Hands-on experience assembling, testing, or debugging mechanical or electromechanical systems Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams Familiarity with mechanical and electrical tools (e.g., torque drivers, soldering, multimeters, etc.) Exposure to hardware testing, validation, and/or lab environments Strong problem-solving skills and comfort working in a fast-paced, iterative setting Clear communicator and collaborative teammate Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and willing to contribute beyond assigned tasks
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern