Moxi robots run around the clock in hospitals across the country, and keeping them in service depends on two things happening on time: the right maintenance getting scheduled, and the right parts being in the right place when it does. This role is critical to completing both at HQ.
Responsibilities
Maintenance planning (~50%)
- Maintain the preventive maintenance schedule by robot and site; generate PM work orders on cadence and adjust when field availability or site access changes.
- Scope each work order: steps, estimated labor, required parts, tools, and any site-specific access notes.
- Build the parts and tool list for every scheduled job and confirm availability before the job is released.
- Track open, in-progress, and overdue work orders; flag jobs at risk of slipping to the Tech Ops lead.
- Keep work-order templates, part numbers, and BOMs current as hardware revisions roll out.
Materials and inventory (~50%)
- Receive, inspect, and put away incoming parts and consumables; reconcile against purchase orders.
- Maintain accurate on-hand counts in the inventory system; run scheduled cycle counts and investigate variances.
- Set and maintain min/max levels for stocked spares with the Tech Ops lead; raise reorder requests before stockouts.
- Kit parts and tools for scheduled work and ship to sites or field technicians with tracking and documentation.
- Process returns: log failed parts, initiate vendor RMAs, route units to repair or scrap, and update inventory.
- Keep the depot organized, labeled, and safe; maintain ESD and handling practices for electronic assemblies.
- Flag slow-moving and obsolete stock for review.
Shared responsibilities
- Coordinate daily with field technicians on what they need and when.
- Other duties as assigned by the Tech Ops Manager.
Qualifications
- 2+ years in a storeroom, parts crib, warehouse, inventory control, or maintenance support role.
- Hands-on experience with an inventory or work-order system (CMMS, ERP, or WMS): creating records, issuing parts, closing transactions.
- Enough mechanical and electrical literacy to read a bill of materials, identify components, and talk through a job with a technician.
- Strong attention to detail and a habit of keeping records accurate without being asked.
- Comfortable with spreadsheets (sorting, filtering, basic formulas) and written communication over email and Slack.
- Able to lift up to 50 lb, stand and walk for extended periods, and handle packaged robot subassemblies safely.
- Authorized to work in the United States; able to work on-site at HQ five days a week.
What Makes You Stand Out
- Exposure to maintenance planning or scheduling, or a desire to grow into it.
- Experience shipping and receiving with carriers (UPS, FedEx, freight) and handling RMAs with vendors.
- Experience in robotics, medical devices, industrial equipment, or another field-serviced hardware fleet.
- Associate degree or technical certificate in a related field.