Teams at RoboForce

Owns day-to-day office and workplace administration, including meeting rooms, shipping, supplies, pantry operations, catering, events, facilities services, visitors, and vendor coordination. Maintains consistent standards across multiple locations, tracks purchasing and expenses, resolves operational issues, and proactively improves workplace processes. Requires onsite work five days per week and occasional support for events outside regular office hours.

Defines and optimizes manufacturing processes, assembly sequences, tooling, and production equipment for advanced robotic systems. Leads manufacturing readiness, process validation, equipment commissioning, production ramp-up, defect investigation, and corrective actions. Collaborates with design, supply chain, operations, integrators, and suppliers to improve quality, yield, cycle time, cost, and safety. Requires extensive hardware manufacturing experience, strong mechanical and electrical integration expertise, CAD and GD&T knowledge, and data-driven process improvement skills.

Design, model, analyze, prototype, assemble, test, and iterate mechanical parts, mechanisms, and assemblies for robotic systems. Create engineering drawings, perform tolerance checks and basic FEA, support fabrication and system integration, and collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and robotics engineers. The role is on-site in Milpitas, California, five days per week.