Senior Robotics Hardware Engineer – Next Generation Platform (m/f/d)

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Senior Robotics Hardware Engineer – Next Generation Platform (m/f/d) Munich, Bavaria, Germany About the Role at RobCo At RobCo, we develop AI-powered robotic systems that make industrial processes more autonomous, efficient, and scalable. Our Autonomous Manufacturing Platform combines modular industrial hardware with physical AI, enabling rapid deployment and continuous optimization in real production environments. With locations in Munich, San Francisco, and Austin, and backed by leading investors such as Lightspeed, Lingotto Innovation, and Sequoia, we are working to redefine industrial automation. We are now building the next generation of our robotic platform - including new actuator technologies, grippers, and human-to-robot teaching interfaces. To drive this, we are looking for a Senior Robotics Hardware Engineer who will take end-to-end ownership of key subsystems and help translate high-level product concepts into robust, manufacturable hardware. This role goes beyond prototyping: you will architect, build, and steer core hardware components of the next RobCo robot in close collaboration with software, autonomy, and external engineering partners. Your Responsibilities - Own core robotic subsystems - Take full ownership of the design, development, and validation of critical hardware components of the next-generation robot platform - such as grippers, teaching devices, and actuator modules. - Design next-generation actuators - Design, prototype, and evaluate new actuator concepts (e.g., QDD-based systems) to replace existing solutions. Balance performance, cost, manufacturability, and robustness. - Drive product-level mechanical design - Lead the development of robot subsystems from concept to production-ready design, including detailed CAD, tolerancing, and material selection. - Interface with external engineering

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