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Engineered Arts is a London-based robotics company building the most engaging humanoid robots. We are seeking a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join a small, highly skilled team, taking concepts through production across actuators, skins and kinematic systems.
You’ll work in a hybrid role, collaborating with electronics and software teams, prototyping, testing and documenting designs to ensure reliability and manufacturability in a rapidly evolving field.
How do you make a humanoid robot more human? We're working on it - come join us for the ride!
At Engineered Arts we bring a very human focus to the cutting edge of robotics technology and build the most engaging humanoid robots in the world.
We're looking for a multi-talented Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join our small, highly skilled team in building the future of human-robot interaction.
You will be part of a fast paced development environment, working across designs from concept to product.
From actuators and mechanisms to silicone skins, kinematic calculation to accelerated testing, prototyping to production, your role will touch all facets of our hardware design.
We're looking for versatile engineers that can turn their hand to anything - 3D parametric design, mesh modelling, actuation design, complex electromechanical integration - and generally find ingenious solutions to unusual problems.
We need people with vision, intuition, pragmatism and real-world experience of design, build, test and ship. If you're interested in bringing humanity to technology and thrive on puzzles and challenges, let's talk.
This is a hybrid role with at least 3 days a week required in our London Farringdon office and quarterly visits to our Falmouth HQ
We're a small team working at the very cutting edge of technology in a high-growth sector. We rely on our highly-skilled professionals to jump in wherever needed to get things done. Expect a fast paced, agile environment with endless and varied challenges!
Working on humanoid robots gives some interesting and unusual design constraints. Achieving the quality of interaction and performance we aim for places non-negotiable constraints on aesthetic, geometric and kinematic properties of the products, resulting in interesting design puzzles to solve.
Ensuring seamless, rigorous integration of complex mechanical, electrical and software subsystems, optimizing for cabling, sensors, and motor control.
Moving designs rapidly from prototypes to robust, cost-effective and scalable manufacturing processes, supporting volume production growth.
Thriving in a lean, fast-moving company, requiring the ability to own projects end-to-end, rapidly iterate, and adapt to evolving processes and tight deadlines.