Mechatronics R&D Engineer for Life Sciences — Flexible Hours

ARTIC Technologies; Eindhoven; Hybrid; EUR 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and holiday leave

Personal development scheme

Flexible working hours incl. work-from

Team events

Machine shop access

Work in Brainport region

Job summary

ARTIC Technologies in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, is seeking an experienced electromechanical engineer to lead development of the MACnet magnetic actuation system for cell culture environments.

You will design and build prototypes, integrate motors and control electronics, define specs and tests, and collaborate with suppliers to create a robust, manufacturable product. Join a startup that values initiative, ownership and practical problem solving.

Qualifications

• BSc or MSc in mechatronics, mechanical or electrical engineering or international equivalent.
• Minimum 3 years in electromechanical product development, with hands-on prototypes.
• Hands-on mechanical design, prototyping and manufacturing methods.
• Experience integrating motors, electronics, sensors, and wiring.
• Strong analytical skills and pragmatic engineering decisions.
• Fluent English with cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Develop and industrialize MACnet magnetic actuation system.
• Design, build and iterate functional prototypes with emphasis on mechanical design and assembly.
• Integrate motors, drivers and control electronics for incubator use.
• Define specs and tests; work with suppliers on DFM/DFM and reproducible production.
• Collaborate with R&D Manager, CTO and external partners to ensure reliability.

Skills

Mechatronics degree or higher

Electromechanical product development

Mechanical design & prototyping

Manufacturing methods understanding

Motors, drivers & control electronics

Sensors integration

Analytical problem-solving

English communication

Education

BSc or MSc in mechatronics/ME/EE or related

Job description

ARTIC Technologies in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, is seeking an experienced electromechanical engineer to lead development of the MACnet magnetic actuation system for cell culture environments.

You will design and build prototypes, integrate motors and control electronics, define specs and tests, and collaborate with suppliers to create a robust, manufacturable product. Join a startup that values initiative, ownership and practical problem solving.