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sewts is seeking an engineer to design and build industrial robot cells, from early concept to production-ready systems, in a Munich-based team. You will handle motors, conveyors, pneumatics, and robot selection while delivering fast prototypes to test and iterate on ideas.
You will own CAD models, drawings, and data sets, bringing a hands-on, independent approach to create reliable automation solutions that scale across Europe.
Robots couldn't handle soft materials. We fixed that.
Now we're scaling it into reality, and we need the sharpest engineering minds: the ones who turn breakthrough ideas into machines that hold up.
At sewts, we build the intelligence that lets robots manipulate deformable materials — textiles, towels, cables — with human-like precision. Our systems are already deployed in production across Europe and expanding into the US.
We are building a foundational technology stack called sewts.JUPITER. JUPITER uses genAI to realistically simulate the behavior of deformable and soft objects, creating the computer vision models and grasping strategies behind our machines. Based on our physical AI, for the first time ever, robots can handle soft and deformable materials. With over €10M in funding, we will bring automation into untapped industries: cloth manufacturing, textiles handling, recycling, and e-commerce.
This is where AI leaves the screen and enters the physical world.
And in the physical world, nothing forgives you.
Please note: you don't need to tick every box. We're looking for motivated people excited to grow into the role.
Competitive salary + VSOP participation.
Deutschlandticket + EGYM Wellpass.
Flexible working setup.
Deformable materials are unpredictable, parts wear down under real loads, and sometimes the fix isn't in any manual — it's you, hands-on, figuring it out on the spot. If you need a clean workshop and a fully predictable schedule, this probably isn't the right fit. If you get energy from building things that actually hold up in the real world, and love being the one who makes it work: welcome to sewts.