• Own the mechanical design and architecture of robotic subsystems — structures, mechanisms, frames, housings, and precision assemblies — from concept through production deployment. This engineer will own the frame design, new warehouse layout design, and automation equipment integration
• Produce production-grade engineering drawings with GD&T (ASME Y14.5): sound datum schemes, functional tolerancing, and tolerance stack-up analysis that suppliers can build from without guessing
• Develop detailed 3D CAD models and assemblies, and drive system-level mechanical design decisions
• Perform engineering calculations, hand calcs, structural/stress analysis, and FEA to ensure performance, reliability, and manufacturability.
• Design for manufacturability (DFM), assembly (DFA), reliability, serviceability, and cost
• Select and integrate mechanical and electromechanical components — bearings, gears, transmissions, and fasteners, along with the motors, gearboxes, and sensors your designs interface with
• Partner with controls, software, electrical, embedded, perception, and manufacturing teams to deliver integrated robotic systems
• Lead prototype builds, debugging, root-cause investigations, and field performance improvements
• Establish and execute validation plans, reliability testing, and qualification procedures
• Support the supply chain across the product lifecycle — support sourcing and supplier selection, drive supplier development and second-sourcing, and resolve component and manufacturability issues fast to keep builds on schedule
• Own part quality for the components you design — define inspection and measurement requirements on your drawings, lead first-article inspection, and drive root-cause and corrective action on nonconformances alongside suppliers and the quality team
• Drive cost reduction across new and existing parts — through tolerancing, material, and process choices, value engineering (VA/VE), and design-to-cost — to hit unit-cost targets as we scale
• Support the transition from prototype to production, including documentation, manufacturing support, and quality improvements
• Mentor engineers and contribute to mechanical engineering best practices, drawing standards, and design reviews