Tutor builds generally capable robots and puts them to work. Delivered in days not years, from $14 an hour. Backed by AI Grant and USV.
About the role
You own how our robots' electrical architecture is physically realized: harnesses, connectors, cable sizing, board interfaces, routing, and every connection point. Engineering designs the circuits. You make sure the boards, cables, and connections come together into something a technician can build in an hour, a field tech can repair at a customer site, and a robot can carry through years of motion, vibration, and warehouse floors.
What they're looking for
- Electrical design for manufacturability and serviceability on hardware that shipped: harnesses, connectors, cable sizing, board interfaces, and service access
- Cable harness design from concept to released drawings — wire selection, connectors, terminals, labeling, lengths, manufacturing drawings
- Hands-on: you crimp, solder, build the first article, and debug what you designed with a meter and a scope
- Component and connector selection, alternate part qualification, and board and part ordering with distributors and fab houses
- Electronic packaging and cable routing on products with motion
- Fluent in electrical/harness CAD (SolidWorks Electrical, Onshape, Zuken, Capital, Rapid Harness, or equivalent) and comfortable in mechanical CAD
More about this role
We believe general-purpose, generally-intelligent robots will be built in our lifetimes. Robots will work in our factories, move our goods, walk on our streets and eventually be in our homes. To build that future, research and deployment must work in lockstep: real-world operation must make the technology better, and better technology must make deployment easier. We're looking for the thinkers, builders, and researchers who want to be part of that loop.
Founded by MIT alumni and backed by over $40M from leading AI and robotics investors, we deploy real robotic systems directly into the facilities that power the physical economy. We don't just build robots — we build them, ship them, and keep them running.
You own how our robots' electrical architecture is physically realized: harnesses, connectors, cable sizing, board interfaces, routing, and every connection point. Engineering designs the circuits. You make sure the boards, cables, and connections come together into something a technician can build in an hour, a field tech can repair at a customer site, and a robot can carry through years of motion, vibration, and warehouse floors.
Where we are today: a robot that works, with an...
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