Figure
Mechanical Engineer, Robot Ecosystem
San Jose, CA$120k–$180kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Figure, an AI robotics company in San Jose, is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design and develop hardware components for their autonomous humanoid robot platform. You'll handle the complete lifecycle from CAD design through prototyping, testing, and supplier coordination to bring robot ecosystem parts to market.
What you'll do
- Design 3D CAD parts meeting load, form factor, and durability specifications
- Build and test prototypes for assembly, motion range, and routing validation
- Create precise 2D technical drawings with GD&T per ASME standards
- Collaborate with supply chain team on vendor selection and procurement
- Perform first article inspections and provide ongoing support for robot development
What they're looking for
- 3D CAD software expertise (especially complex geometry design)
- Prototype design and fabrication
- GD&T and technical drawing standards
- FEA, MATLAB, or similar simulation tools
- Electromechanical integration (sensors, motors, wire harnesses)
- Technical documentation and design process management
- CATIA V6 (bonus)
- Wire harness design (bonus)
Benefits
- Base salary: $120,000 - $180,000 annually
- Full-time position
- Additional compensation components (details upon offer)
- Work on cutting-edge humanoid robotics technology
- San Jose, CA headquarters location
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Figure
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.
View all jobs at FigureLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience designing mechanical parts in 3D CAD for complex assemblies. What software are you most proficient in, and have you used CATIA V6?
- Describe a time when you designed a part that had to meet conflicting requirements (load conditions, form factor, durability). How did you approach solving that trade-off?