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Matic Robots

Mechanical Design Engineer

Menlo Park, CA$120k–$200kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Design mechanical parts and sub-assemblies for a home cleaning robot from concept through high-volume production. You'll own the complete lifecycle of your designs—prototyping, testing, tooling, and field support—working in a small, collaborative team where rapid iteration and shipping to real customers happens within months.

What you'll do

  • Design parts and sub-assemblies within defined architecture and drive them to mass production
  • Build prototypes, test for performance and durability, and iterate rapidly based on results
  • Develop and execute accelerated test plans to predict field behavior and validate designs
  • Create production-ready 2D drawings with proper GD&T and tolerancing for supplier quoting
  • Collaborate with vendors and contract manufacturers on design-for-manufacturing, tooling, and first article inspections
  • Partner across electrical, firmware, software, and industrial design teams to balance subsystem trade-offs

What they're looking for

  • Mechanical design and CAD proficiency
  • High-volume manufacturing processes (injection molding, die casting, stamping, or metal injection molding)
  • GD&T application and tolerance stack-up analysis
  • Component testing and reliability engineering
  • Technical drawing and documentation standards
  • Problem-solving and cross-functional collaboration
  • Supplier and vendor management
  • Hands-on prototyping and fixture building
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Matic Robots

Matic Robots builds autonomous home cleaning robots with advanced spatial AI capabilities and intuitive user interfaces. The company is hiring iOS engineers, full-stack engineers, firmware engineers, reliability engineers, and systems engineers to develop the robot's mobile apps, web platforms, firmware, hardware integration, and core infrastructure.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a part you designed that's in production today—what features did you include and why?
  • Tell us about a time you dealt with a tolerance stack that didn't close. How did you approach the problem?