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Let’s Prototype is seeking a motivated Prototype Engineer to build, test, and refine functional prototypes across medical devices, AI-enabled systems, and robotics. You will join electronics, firmware, software, and industrial design teams to turn CAD models and PCBs into working prototypes.
The role rewards curiosity, craftsmanship, initiative, and practical problem solving, with hands-on work and cross-disciplinary collaboration in a fast-paced environment.
Location: Coral Gables, FL (preferred) or Remote within the United States (Eastern Time Zone)
At Let’s Prototype, we transform ideas into real products.
We develop medical devices, AI-powered products, Industrial IoT systems, robotics, and consumer electronics for startups, inventors, and companies around the world.
This is not a production job.There are no assembly lines.There is no repetitive work.
Every project is different.Every week brings a new engineering challenge.
If your idea of fun is taking something apart just to understand how it works, you’ll probably fit right in.
We’re looking for a Prototype Engineer who enjoys building, experimenting, and solving real engineering challenges.
You’ll work alongside our electronics, firmware, software, and industrial design teams, transforming CAD models, PCBs, and engineering concepts into fully functional prototypes.
This is a highly hands‑on role where curiosity, craftsmanship, initiative, and problem‑solving skills are just as important as technical expertise.
We’re looking for a builder: someone who enjoys making things work, learning new technologies, and finding practical solutions.
One month, you may work on a medical device.The next, on an AI-powered consumer product.Then, on an Industrial IoT system or an innovative robotics platform.
You’ll be part of a highly technical engineering team where your work will have an immediate impact and your ideas will matter.
People who enjoy:
If you’ve ever built a robot in your garage, repaired electronics for fun, developed your own projects, or simply can’t resist understanding how things work, we’d love to hear from you.