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Relling

Mechatronics Engineer

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Mechatronics Engineer Relling San Francisco, CA Job Details Full-time 10 hours ago Qualifications Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Defect resolution root cause analysis Electro-mechanical components Performance testing in mechanical engineering Robotic systems Defect analysis Mid-level Mechatronics engineering Corrective maintenance System validation System testing Technical troubleshooting support Mechanical product validation projects Mechanical troubleshooting Debugging Failure analysis
Full Job Description About Relling:
Relling (YC S25) builds ready-to-deploy robot workcells for US manufacturers. We design and test in San Francisco and put systems to work on factory floors. This is a full-time, in-person role in Potrero Hill, San Francisco. What you'll do: Build, test and improve mechanical and electromechanical systems for robotic workcells. Work across mechanical, electrical and software interfaces during cell bring-up. Diagnose failures under load, test fixes and document what works. What we're looking for: Experience building and testing physical systems, with clear ownership you can explain end to end. Strong mechanical and electromechanical fundamentals and sound engineering judgment.
A practical approach to debugging:
calculations, measurements, root causes and validation.
How to apply:
Apply with your resume and a short description of a system you built or shipped. Project links are optional. Tell us what you owned, what failed and how you tested the fix.