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Deployment Engineer - Commercial Site Team

Reno, NVmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Figure, an AI robotics company, seeks a Deployment Engineer to support the development and commercial deployment of humanoid robots at customer sites. You'll serve as the on-site technical representative in Reno, NV, managing testing procedures, data analysis, and engineering coordination while ensuring customer expectations are met.

What you'll do

  • Act as on-site engineering representative for robot development and deployment activities
  • Design and execute testing plans and procedures aligned with customer needs and roadmap priorities
  • Conduct testing operations, collect data, and troubleshoot issues to optimize performance
  • Monitor customer satisfaction and maintain/exceed performance requirements
  • Analyze testing data to identify hardware and software improvements
  • Provide clear technical feedback to engineering teams

What they're looking for

  • Robotics or industrial automation integration experience
  • Product development lifecycle (design through commercialization)
  • Linux and Python or other programming languages
  • Project management tools (Confluence, Jira)
  • Data analysis and testing methodology
  • Customer-facing communication
  • Problem-solving in high-pressure environments
  • Software validation experience (bonus)
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Figure develops advanced humanoid robots powered by AI technology. The company is hiring engineers across mechanical design, firmware development, manufacturing, quality assurance, and security to build and refine its autonomous robotic systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a robotics or industrial automation project you deployed from pilot to commercial scale—what were the biggest challenges and how did you overcome them?
  • Describe a time when you had to debug a critical issue on a customer site under pressure. How did you communicate the problem and solution back to your engineering team?
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