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Robotics Engineer

Loombotic · Austin, TX, US · On-site

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About Loombotic

Wire Harnesses in as little as 7 days. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

We need an exceptional robotics engineer to make robots assemble harnesses reliably. You’ll focus on robot and end-effector programming, machine vision and manipulation. You’ll own the software that connects perception to action: camera calibration, visual localization, motion, end-effector control and verification. You’ll work closely with our mechatronics team to improve the hardware and software together. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

What they're looking for

  • Any (new grads ok) of experience
  • US citizen/visa only
  • Full-time Engineering role
More about this role

At Loombotic, we’re automating wire harness manufacturing.

We need an exceptional robotics engineer to make robots assemble harnesses reliably. You’ll focus on robot and end-effector programming, machine vision and manipulation.

The work is physical and unforgiving: finding a small contact, handling a flexible wire, aligning it with a connector and inserting it correctly. Then knowing whether it worked, recovering when it didn’t and doing it thousands of times.

You’ll own the software that connects perception to action: camera calibration, visual localization, motion, end-effector control and verification. You’ll work closely with our mechatronics team to improve the hardware and software together.

We have 20,000 square feet of factory to automate, with a goal of producing hundreds of thousands of harnesses per month by mid-2027.

You should be comfortable moving between code, cameras and real hardware, and staying with a problem until the machine works consistently.

We use AI agents wherever they make engineering better.

Read the full posting on Loombotic's site ↗

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