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Maven Robotics, Inc. in Santa Clara, CA seeks a Maintenance Lead to bridge production, engineering, and procurement for our robot fleet. You will lead maintenance processes and mentor technicians, ensuring reliability in demanding industrial environments.
You will diagnose and repair electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems, manage inventory, ensure OSHA compliance, and coordinate service schedules. This role requires 10+ years in automotive/in manufacturing maintenance or R&D, with a
Maven Robotics designs, builds, and deploys intelligent robotics for logistics and manufacturing. Maven is building the first general-purpose robotics system for industrial work. Our mission is to activate autonomous labor at scale and build toward infinitely elastic industrial capacity. We’re a team of engineers, researchers, and operators who have spent our careers working on the hardest problems in AI, robotics, engineering, and autonomous systems. We work at the intersection of advanced research and real-world engineering, turning ideas into prototypes and deployed systems.
At Maven, we build around the realities of industrial work. The robots are designed from first principles for complex physical environments and rigorous commercial standards. They master real tasks that deliver immediate impact, industrial-grade reliability, and intelligence that compounds at scale. We’re growing an ambitious team of people who think in systems, move quickly, and are builders at heart.
About the Role
As a Maintenance Lead at Maven Robotics, you will bridge the gap between small volume production, engineering, and procurement. You will work closely with mechanical, electrical engineers and technicians to service and maintain our robot fleet. As a senior member of the technical team, you will also help mentor technicians, drive quality, and continually improve our products and processes.
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