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Hardware Technician Infi Robotics San Francisco, CA Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Qualifications Electrical repair Robot troubleshooting Mechanical blueprint interpretation Record keeping Digital multimeters Assembly quality control testing Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Maintaining an organized workspace Electro-mechanical components Robot maintenance Electronics functional testing Automation Procedural guides Machine repair CAD 3D printers Cable assembly Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Assembly fixtures Soldering tools Electronics voltage testing Electrical safety procedures Mechanical drawings Production in-process inspection Holding fixtures proficiency 3D printing Electrical layout diagram interpretation Electrical crimping Wiring harnesses Engineering functional testing Full Job Description About Infi Robotics Infi's mission is to unlock physical abundance and reindustrialize America by building the

Universal Factory:

a fully autonomous, general-purpose factory that can turn any design into a finished product. We are a robotics-native contract manufacturer helping hardware companies scale from prototype to production at our factory in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our initial focus is automated assembly for robots, drones, and other intelligent hardware. The role Build, test, and improve the hardware at the center of our first production systems. You will assemble customer products, help build fixtures and robotic workcells, and work with engineers to diagnose problems. Your hands-on knowledge will also help us teach robots new assembly tasks. As repeatable steps become automated, you will help take on the next build and improve how it gets made. What you'll do Assemble and rework electromechanical products from drawings and instructions, including mechanical assembly, wiring, crimping, and soldering. Help build, modify, and maintain fixtures, test setups, end effectors, and robotic workcells with engineers. Run inspections and functional checks, record results, and troubleshoot defects. Improve instructions so the next build is more consistent. Capture assembly demonstrations and help test robotic workflows. Keep tools and parts organized and follow safe handling and ESD practices. What you'll bring Hands-on experience building or repairing electromechanical hardware through work, technical training, or substantial personal projects. Ability to read assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, pinouts, and work instructions, and to flag unclear requirements. Careful workmanship with hand tools, wiring, crimping, or soldering, plus basic electrical testing with a multimeter and accurate record keeping. Reliability, attention to detail, and clear communication. Harnesses, electronics rework, 3D printing, CAD, fixtures, robotics, or IPC standards are useful additional experience. Prior machine learning experience is not required.