Humanoid
Mechanical Design Engineer - Robotic Hand
Canada, Vancouver, BC
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 98 days ago
RESTSolidWorksGD&TSystems EngineeringMechanical DesignCommunicationCollaborationActuators
About the role
- We are seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design and develop advanced humanoid robots.
- The ideal candidate will have expertise in mechanical design, system integration, and GD&T based on ASME Y14.5, along with experience in optimizing robotic systems for performance and manufacturability.
Responsibilities
- Develop components for humanoid robots (e.g., frames, actuators, joints) using CAD software, applying GD&T standards (ASME Y14.5) to ensure precision and manufacturability.
- Design robotic linkages and mechanisms with a focus on efficient motion and performance optimization.
- Lead the prototyping phase, utilizing tools like 3D printing and CNC machining to validate designs.
- Ensure designs meet safety standards, conducting risk assessments and applying necessary safety features.
- Perform mechanical testing to verify design performance and durability.
- Strong background in mechanical design, statics, dynamics, and material science.
- Skilled in CAD tools (SolidWorks), with the ability to apply GD&T (ASME Y14.5) to designs.
- Hands-on experience building and testing prototypes.
- Freedom to influence the product and own key initiatives.
Compensation
- Competitive salary plus participation in our Stock Option Plan
Benefits
- Competitive salary plus participation in our Stock Option Plan
- Meaningful time off to rest and recharge: 23 days of annual leave (accrued), 15 days of paid sick leave, and paid company holidays.
- Comprehensive extended health benefits starting on your first day, including fully paid medical and dental, virtual care, employee and family assistance, and worldwide emergency medical support.
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