Manufacturing & Process Engineer

present of AI; City of Glen Cove (NY); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 140 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Standard Bots is seeking an on-site Production Engineer to own the end-to-end build process for robot arms, from early design through fixtures, tooling, and workstation setup, with ongoing improvements. The role rewards hands-on engineering leadership and measurable performance gains in yield and throughput.

A background in production engineering, CAD-based fixture design, and lean/root-cca methods is highly valued, with a track record of quantified improvements.

Qualifications

• Hands-on production engineering experience on the factory floor.
• CAD skills for fixture design and tooling development.
• Experience applying root cause analysis and lean methods.
• Ability to back up improvements with quantified yields or throughput gains.

Responsabilités

• Owns how robot arms are built on the factory floor from design through fixtures and tooling.
• Lead workstation and fixture design, implement improvements, and track results.
• Identify and drive process improvements to improve yield and throughput.

Connaissances

Production engineering

CAD

Root cause analysis

Lean methods

Outils

CAD software

Description du poste

The role owns how robot arms get built on the factory floor, from early process design through fixtures, tooling, workstations and ongoing improvements. A strong candidate brings hands on production engineering experience, CAD skills for fixture design, root cause and lean methods, and at least one quality or throughput gain they can back with a number. It suits an engineer who wants real ownership early and is comfortable being on site daily while the playbook is still forming.

How it fits the AI era

The company builds robots that workers train by demonstration through an AI platform, so the factory itself is where that promise gets tested. This engineer designs the assembly and test processes that make those robots repeatable and affordable, and spots where automation in assembly, test or material handling is actually worth doing. Judgement about which fixes matter, how defects really arise, and how a process holds up under scale stays with the engineer.

How it builds AI experience

Working here means building the production line for AI native robots, so the engineer sees up close how demonstration trained arms behave in real assembly and test steps. That gives practical grounding in where AI driven automation fits a factory and where it does not. Scripting or data skills for process metrics would strengthen the fit, since the role tracks capability, yield and cycle time weekly.

Worth showing

• Fixture and tooling design
• DFM and DFA feedback
• Root cause analysis
• Quantified yield or throughput gain

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About Standard Bots

Standard Bots makes US-built industrial robot arms that workers can train by showing them what to do, through an AI platform, instead of writing traditional robot code.