Student Job: Robot Assembly - starting ASAP

Startupticker; Zürich; Hybrid; CHF 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Startupticker is seeking a student to physically assemble robots and grippers, working hands-on with the engineering team in Zurich. Start ASAP and work on-site during office hours, with flexible hours. You will gain direct experience building real robots and supporting deployments, while being paid hourly for your time.

The role emphasizes practical hardware work and collaboration with engineers to deliver deployed systems to customers.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing an engineering degree (mechanical or electrical).
• Willingness to work hands-on with robots and hardware in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Assemble robots and grippers under guidance from the engineering team.
• Work hands-on with tools and hardware to build systems for deployments.
• Collaborate with engineers to ensure quality during assembly.

Skills

Hands-on

Teamwork

Education

Engineering degree (mechanical/electrical)

Tools

Basic hand tools

Job description

Student Job: Robot Assembly - starting ASAP

We're looking for students to help us physically assemble robots and grippers ahead of upcoming deployments, and we need people to start right away. You'll work hands-on alongside our engineering team, building the systems we send out to customers, assembling robots and grippers under their guidance.

You're currently studying an engineering degree, such as mechanical or electrical engineering, and you're based in Zurich and available to work on-site.

You're flexible enough to put in some hours a day during office hours, and you genuinely enjoy hands-on, practical work with tools and hardware.

In return, you'll get direct experience building real robots, working closely alongside our engineering team, paid hourly and flexible around your schedule.

Project description

We're pioneering software intelligence that transforms robots into plug-and-play systems for material handling.

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