The opportunity
Our Robotics team is focused on unlocking general-purpose robotics and pushing towards AGI-level intelligence in dynamic, real-world settings. Working across the entire model stack, we integrate cutting-edge hardware and software to explore a broad range of robotic form factors.
What you'll do
Own the mechanical architecture of dynamometer and actuator test cells,: including frames, bases, load paths, alignment, guarding, and serviceability.
Design dynamometer structures, robotic actuator fixtures, load-motor mounts,: couplings, shafts, bearings, adapters, and torque-reaction hardware.
Translate robotic actuator test requirements into robust mechanical systems: for torque, speed, thermal, durability, backdrive, efficiency, and failure testing.
Perform first-principles analysis and simulation for stiffness, strength,: fatigue, vibration, thermal growth, critical speed, and safety factors.
Create precise, repeatable alignment strategies that protect test articles,: load machines, sensors, and couplings.
Design modular fixturing that supports rapid changeover across actuator and: motor variants without compromising measurement quality.
What they're looking for
- Preferred qualifications
- Bachelor’s or graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, Mechatronics, or a related field.
- Experience designing mechanical systems for robotic actuator dynamometers,: robotics, automation, rotating machinery, aerospace, automotive, or similar high-performance hardware.
- Strong understanding of structures, load paths, shafts, bearings, couplings,: fasteners, tolerances, alignment, and vibration.
- Experience designing fixtures, test stands, frames, guarding, and precision mechanical interfaces.
- Proficiency with CAD and drawing release workflows; NX, SolidWorks, Creo, or equivalent experience is welcome.
- Experience with structural, thermal, fatigue, or modal analysis and applying: results to practical hardware decisions.
- Hands-on experience with assembly, machining, metrology, alignment, and: troubleshooting in a lab or prototype environment.
