Senior Mechanical Engineer - Robotic Systems

Agile Robots SE; München; Vor Ort; EUR 85.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Corporate Benefits Program

Modern office in Munich

Rooftop terrace and free drinks/fruits

Regular company events

Zusammenfassung

Agile Robots SE in Munich seeks a Senior Mechanical Engineer for Robotic Systems to design and validate mechanical parts of robotic workcells. You will build and assemble in our labs, ensuring safety standards and manufacturability.

You will also own lab infrastructure and collaborate with robotics, software and application engineers on customer projects. The role requires hands-on hardware skills, CAD expertise, and fluency in English to support international deployments.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor-level or higher in mechanical engineering or equivalent practical experience.
• Minimum four years of mechanical design, machine building or industrial automation.
• Excellent CAD proficiency with 3D modeling and drawings.
• Experience with robot simulation and offline programming tools.
• Understanding of CAM, milling, turning, sheet metal and 3D printing.
• Familiarity with aluminum profiles, linear axes, fixtures, and components.
• Hands-on hardware experience and ability to assemble and test systems.
• Knowledge of machine safety standards and safe workcell design.
• Fluent in English.

Aufgaben

• Design mechanical parts, fixtures, grippers, mounts and enclosures for robotic workcells.
• Validate concepts in simulation for reachability and collisions before building.
• Construct, assemble and commission complete robotic workcells from frame to wiring.
• Create CAD models, drawings and BOMs; prepare parts for manufacturing via CAM/3D printing.
• Build a library of reusable modules and templates to speed future designs.
• Organize labs, tools, materials and procurement of components.
• Ensure workcells meet machine safety norms and document risk assessments.
• Collaborate with robotics, software and application engineers to meet requirements.
• Travel to customer sites up to 20% to support installation and deployment.

Kenntnisse

CAD skills

Robot simulation

Hands‑on hardware

Safety norms

English fluency

Independent work

Laboratory organization

Aluminum profiles/fixtures

Team collaboration

Ausbildung

Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics

Tools

SolidWorks

Fusion 360

Inventor/Creo

RoboDK/RobotStudio/Visual Components

Jobbeschreibung

Agile Robots SE is an innovative company with a clear mission: bringing intelligent robotic solutions to our customers. We combine the latest technology in the field of AI with powerful robotic systems — from industrial robot arms and mobile manipulators to humanoids — to solve tasks that classical automation cannot address.

Our solutions are deployed with international customers across a wide range of industries. Seamless integration and scalable deployment are at the core of our mission. Every one of these solutions starts as physical hardware — robotic workcells that we design, build, and commission in our own labs before they go into production.

We are looking for a passionate Senior Mechanical Engineer for Robotic Systems to turn robotics concepts into reliable physical systems. In this role, you will design the mechanical parts of our workcells, build and assemble them in our labs, and make sure they meet the relevant safety standards. You will own our lab infrastructure, tooling, and material, and be the hands‑on partner for our robotics, software, and application engineers. The role is based in Munich, Germany.

Responsibilities

• Design mechanical parts, fixtures, grippers, mounts, and enclosures for the robotic workcells in our labs and in customer projects
• Validate workcell and production line concepts in simulation — reachability, collisions, and cycle times — before any hardware is built
• Construct, assemble, and commission complete robotic workcells — from the frame and mounting concept to cabling and final integration
• Create and maintain CAD models, technical drawings, and bills of materials, and prepare parts for manufacturing via CAM and 3D printing
• Build up a library of reusable mechanical modules, standard components, and design templates, and feed lessons learned from existing workcells back into it, so that each new cell is faster to design than the last
• Own the organization of our labs, including tools, equipment, material stock, and the procurement of mechanical components
• Ensure that our workcells adhere to the relevant machine safety norms and support risk assessments, safeguarding concepts, and technical documentation
• Work closely with robotics, software, and application engineers to translate application requirements into robust mechanical solutions
• Travel to customer and deployment sites to support the installation, commissioning, and on‑site adaptation of workcells (up to 20% of working time)

Essential Skills

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field — or equivalent practical experience, e.g. a technical apprenticeship with several years of relevant work
• Minimum of four years of professional experience in mechanical design, machine building, or industrial automation
• Solid CAD skills (e.g., SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Inventor, Creo) for part and assembly design including technical drawings
• Experience with robot simulation and offline programming environments (e.g., RoboDK, RobotStudio, Visual Components)
• Practical experience with CAM and common manufacturing processes (milling, turning, sheet metal) as well as with 3D printing, including design for manufacturability
• Experience with aluminum profile systems, linear axes, fixtures, and standard mechanical components
• Experience with robotic hardware (robot arms, grippers, cameras, AGVs, sensors, etc.)
• Hands‑on mindset — you enjoy building, assembling, and commissioning hardware yourself
• Knowledge of machine safety norms and a structured approach to safe workcell design
• Structured and independent working style with a strong sense of order in the lab
• Fluency in English

Beneficial Skills

• Knowledge of electrical engineering: wiring, control cabinets, and the integration of sensors and actuators
• Experience with pneumatics: valves, cylinders, vacuum grippers, and air supply
• Familiarity with functional safety standards and safety equipment (e.g., EN ISO 10218, ISO/TS 15066, EN ISO 13849, safety scanners, light curtains, emergency stop circuits)
• Experience working with external manufacturing suppliers and in procurement
• Basic programming skills (e.g., Python) or experience with PLC programming
• German language skills

What we offer

A dynamic high‑tech company, combined with financial soundness and world‑class investors.

Join an interdisciplinary, international team with 60+ different nationalities in a collaborative work environment.

Lots of development opportunities as we continue to grow.

Challenging tasks and impactful projects alongside experts that enable professional and personal growth.

Corporate Benefits Program covering health, mobility, and learning for 100€ net per month.

Modern office facilities with a rooftop terrace overlooking Munich, free drinks & fruits, and regular company events contribute to a good working environment

About us

Agile Robots SE is an international high‑tech company based in Munich, Germany with a production site in Kaufbeuren and more than 3500 employees worldwide. Our mission is to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence and robotics by developing systems that combine state‑of‑the‑art force‑moment‑sensing and world‑leading image‑processing technology. This unique combination of technologies allows us to provide user‑friendly and affordable robotic solutions that enable intelligent precision assembly.

This is made possible by our employees, who bring out the best in each and every day with creativity and enthusiasm. Become part of this team and shape the future of robotics with us!

We are proud of our diversity and welcome your application regardless of gender and sexual identity, nationality, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability.