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CircuitHub

Mechanical Engineer, Factory Automation

South Deerfield, Massachusetts, USA (Remote)fulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

CircuitHub is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design, develop, and commission robotic automation cells for their advanced electronics manufacturing platform. You'll work hands-on with mechanical design, system integration, and real-world troubleshooting across a profitable, venture-backed company serving industry leaders like Tesla and Meta.

What you'll do

  • Design gantries and end effectors using CAD software like Fusion 360
  • Install, commission, and debug industrial robotic systems in production
  • Analyze mechanical performance from video and iterate designs for reliability
  • Prototype and deploy new test systems for PCB validation
  • Diagnose and fix cross-functional failures under production pressure
  • Travel to UK to collaborate with R&D teams on roadmap priorities

What they're looking for

  • Mechanical design (Fusion 360 or SolidWorks)
  • Robotic systems integration and commissioning
  • Industrial PLC controls (Beckhoff TwinCAT preferred)
  • Python scripting for automation
  • First-principles problem-solving and debugging
  • Hands-on prototyping and fabrication
  • Autonomous work and remote communication
  • Systems thinking across mechanical and software domains
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CircuitHub

CircuitHub builds advanced electronics manufacturing and assembly automation platforms, including The Grid, a factory-scale system used by major industry leaders. The company is hiring mechanical engineers and full-stack robotics engineers to design, develop, and operate robotic automation cells and manufacturing systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a full robotic system you've built—from conception to deployment. What went wrong, and how did you debug it under pressure?
  • Describe your experience with Fusion 360 or SolidWorks. Have you iterated on mechanical designs based on real-world failure or video analysis?
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