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Mechanical Engineer

Agility Robotics

Fremont, CA · full time · Mid

$133,000 – $212,000

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What this role is

This role focuses on designing and developing mechanical and electro-mechanical components for the next generation of a commercial humanoid robot, working within a multidisciplinary team on systems that must operate reliably in demanding warehouse and manufacturing environments. It's suited for an engineer with 3-6 years of experience who enjoys hands-on design work, has robotics or actuator background, and wants to contribute to a product being deployed at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 3-6 years of mechanical design experience
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
  • Experience designing and building mechanisms, assemblies, and electronics packaging
  • Knowledge of motors, encoders, sensors, gears, splines, lead screws, linear guides, harmonic drive actuators, and power transmission components
  • Experience prototyping, characterizing, testing and optimizing actuators
  • Mechanical analysis experience including modeling, tolerance stacks, static/dynamic analysis, FEA, and thermal analysis
  • Expert CAD user with Solidworks, Siemens NX, Creo, or Onshape
  • On-site presence at Fremont facility minimum 3 days per week

Nice to have

  • Robotic design experience
  • Transmission or actuator design experience
  • Advanced degree in engineering, science, or robotics
  • Jira and Confluence experience
  • PLM and PDM experience
  • Creo and Windchill experience
  • Portfolio demonstrating prior work and projects

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