A Robotics Engineer designs robots, maintains them, develops new applications for them, and conducts research to expand the potential of robotics. Utilizes a combination of electrical, mechanical, and software engineering. Common coding languages are C++ and Python.
About ADC Automated Design Corp. (ADC) specializes in the design and development of automated sports-testing equipment, industrial automation, and robotic systems. We combine precision engineering, hands-on prototyping, and advanced mechanical design to deliver reliable, high-performance automated solutions. Position Overview We are hiring one mechanical engineer and will place the right candidate at either the Engineer I or Engineer II level based on experience — so we encourage both new graduates and engineers with several years of professional design experience to apply. Either way, you will work on mechanical design, drafting, assembly, and troubleshooting across a variety of automated systems. This role blends SolidWorks design work with hands-on mechanical assembly and real-world engineering problem solving. Engineer II candidates will take on greater design ownership and independence from the start.
Key Responsibilities All levels:
Create and modify parts, assemblies, and detailed 2D drawings in SolidWorks. Generate and maintain bills of materials (BOMs) and manage drawing revisions. Apply tolerancing to ensure proper fit, function, and manufacturability. Assist with prototype builds and system assembly. Help diagnose and resolve mechanical issues during assembly and integration. Follow and contribute to company engineering standards and manufacturing practices. Additional responsibilities at the Engineer II level: Independently design complex parts, assemblies, and subsystems from concept through release. Apply GD&T for manufacturability and reliability. Plan and execute mechanical testing and validation. Manage documentation and revisions with minimal oversight. Collaborate directly with manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and cross-functional teams. Propose design improvements to enhance performance, cost, or manufacturability. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field. SolidWorks experience — for Engineer I candidates, school projects, internships, or personal design work are acceptable. Understanding of mechanical principles, materials, tolerances, and manufacturing processes. Ability to work hands-on with tools and mechanical assemblies. Strong attention to detail. Additional requirements for the Engineer II level: 3-6 years of professional mechanical engineering experience. Strong SolidWorks proficiency, including assemblies, configurations, GD&T, and detailed drawings. Demonstrated experience with mechanical troubleshooting and hands-on assembly in a professional setting. Preferred Qualifications Experience with automation, mechanisms, or motion systems. Experience with warehouse automation or palletizing robots. Exposure to GD&T (required at the Engineer II level, a plus at Engineer I). Familiarity with FEA interpretation or tolerance stack-ups. Experience with prototyping, machining, or fabrication. Experience working with suppliers or contract manufacturers. Participation in engineering clubs or competitions (SAE, robotics, senior design, etc.). Compensation & Benefits 100% employer-paid medical insurance Paid vacation:
Engineer II:
starts at 3 weeks
Engineer I:
1 week after 3 months, increasing to 3 weeks after 1 year Paid holidays Professional development opportunities Hands-on work on advanced automated systems, with increasing ownership and responsibility Please indicate in your application which level you are applying for, or simply apply and we will evaluate you for the level that best fits your experience.
