System Engineering (human)

NEURA Robotics; München; On-site; EUR 52,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

NEURA Robotics seeks a Mechanical Development engineer to design load-bearing structural parts for our autonomous robots. You will create lightweight, stiff components ready for high-volume production, using 3D CAD and tolerance analysis to ensure manufacturability.

From concept to drawings and BOMs, you will iterate designs based on FEM results (stiffness, strength, weight) and coordinate with suppliers on feasibility and tooling concepts to bring designs to life.

Qualifications

• Degree or technician qualification in mechanical engineering or comparable.
• Experience designing structural parts and housings.
• Knowledge of casting, sheet metal, and plastic part design.
• Confident use of 3D CAD and tolerance analysis.
• Conscientious, solution-oriented approach.

Responsibilities

• Design load-bearing structural parts that are lightweight, stiff, and high-volume ready.
• Design for manufacturability and assembly, including tolerance allocation.
• Iterate designs based on FEM results for stiffness, strength, and weight.
• Create 3D models, drawings, and bills of materials (BOM).
• Coordinate with suppliers on feasibility and tooling concepts.

Skills

Structural design

Tolerance analysis

FEM analysis

Manufacturability

Education

Mechanical engineering degree or technician qualification

Tools

3D CAD software

Job description

This is where Artificial Intelligence comes to life

The Mechanical Development team designs the drives, structural parts, and peripherals of our robots. From first concept to manufacturing-ready drawing, this is where lightweight, precise, and series-ready components come to life.

Your mission & challenges

You design the load-bearing structural parts of our product – lightweight, stiff, and ready for high-volume production.

• Designing structural parts (casting, die-casting, sheet metal, plastic, additive manufacturing)
• Designing for manufacturability and assembly, including tolerance allocation
• Iterating designs based on FEM results (stiffness, strength, weight)
• Creating 3D models, drawings, and bills of materials
• Coordinating with suppliers on feasibility and tooling concepts

What we're looking for

• Degree or technician qualification in mechanical engineering or comparable
• Experience designing structural/housing parts
• Knowledge of casting, sheet metal, or plastic part design
• Confident use of 3D CAD and tolerance analysis
• Conscientious, solution-oriented way of working