Mechanical Technician (Polymechaniker EFZ)

Startupticker; Zürich; Hybrid; CHF 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Young team

Flexible working hours

R&D workshop in Zürich

Internship with path to permanent role

Job summary

ORCA Dexterity, the ETH Zürich startup behind the open-source ORCA hand, seeks a Mechanical Technician (Polymechaniker EFZ) for its Zürich workshop. You will build test rigs, manufacture prototypes, and supervise CNC programs, collaborating with our international suppliers.

Fluent English is required and internship with a path to a permanent role is offered in a young, flexible team.

Qualifications

• Polymechaniker EFZ or equivalent apprenticeship.
• Fluent English.

Responsibilities

• test rigs for material, quality and function tests, built and kept running
• parts designed to be cheap to machine, and the CNC programs behind them
• our CNC manufacturers in China, and the standards we hold them to
• manufacturing and assembly of prototypes

Skills

Polymechaniker EFZ

CNC

Job description

Mechanical Technician (Polymechaniker EFZ)

ORCA Dexterity is hiring a Mechanical Technician (Polymechaniker EFZ).

ORCA is the ETH startup behind the open-source ORCA hand. The parts you make go to leading robotics companies and to labs from Stanford to Aachen to Taiwan. ORCA is growing fast.

We are looking for someone who

• holds a Polymechaniker EFZ or an equivalent apprenticeship
• speaks fluent English

You would own

• test rigs for material, quality and function tests, built and kept running
• parts designed to be cheap to machine, and the CNC programs behind them
• our CNC manufacturers in China, and the standards we hold them to
• manufacturing and assembly of prototypes

And we offer

• a young team and flexible working hours
• our R&D workshop in Zürich, yours to run
• an internship with a path to a permanent role

Project description

ORCA Dexterity is the ETH Zürich startup behind the open-source ORCA hand. Our dexterous robotic hands ship to leading robotics companies and research labs worldwide, from Stanford to Aachen to Taiwan.