About the role

Our robots do real work every day, and this role keeps them in known-good condition. You will own preventive maintenance, calibration and inspection across the fleet, with the standing to make the call on whether a robot goes out. It's a hands-on, high-trust role at the heart of the operation.

What you'll do

Perform preventive maintenance and service: cabling, fasteners, wear parts, mechanical condition
Run calibration as a routine, including the teleoperation rig
Own the inspection routine and its records, so trends stay visible
Handle new-platform and new-unit bring-up
Communicate with the robot vendor to troubleshoot problems
Make the final call on whether a robot is fit for operation
Work closely with the engineering teams who depend on the fleet being ready

What we look for

Some combination of the following:

Hands-on electromechanical service experience on real equipment
A methodical, documenting work style — behaviour changes should be traceable to a specific service
Comfort with Linux basics, SSH and networks
The professional confidence to keep quality steady, even under schedule pressure

Tools you'll work with

Standard electromechanical service tooling
Linux CLI / SSH for diagnostics and calibration routines
Version-controlled service logs and inspection records
CAD modelling and 3D printing

Bonus experience

Robotics or automation background
Sensor mounting, fixtures, light fabrication
Electrical diagnosis: harnesses, connectors, power
Field service experience