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Humanoid is seeking a hands-on technician to build and repair humanoid robot hardware in a London-area setting. The role emphasizes electromechanical assembly, reading CAD and wiring diagrams, and precise soldering on prototype boards.
Experience with sensors/actuators testing and bench instrumentation, plus Unix command line and Git for workflow and documentation, will be valuable for ensuring safe, reliable industrial robots.
This role is hands on building and fixing humanoid robot hardware. A strong candidate has several years of electromechanical assembly or prototype work, can read CAD and wiring diagrams, solder and rework boards, and test sensors and actuators with bench equipment. Comfort with Unix command line and git, plus careful documentation, matters as much as tool skills.
The work sits at the physical edge of an AI robotics company, turning designs and AI driven behaviours into reliable machines. AI may speed up diagnostics and test analysis, but assembly precision, fault finding with meters and scopes, and judgement about build quality stay human. The technician is the person who makes the robot real and safe in industrial settings.
Experience comes from testing and bringing up sensors, actuators and compute on real robot platforms, and from running validation scripts and logging results carefully. Building familiarity with command line tooling, git workflows and embedded debugging would prepare someone well for this kind of hardware and AI framework pairing.
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Humanoid builds humanoid robots for industrial work, paired with its KinetIQ AI framework (per the company).
Tools mentioned: robotics, embedded systems