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Own Foundry Robotics’ social media and brand voice, with X as the primary channel. Responsibilities include developing social strategy, managing founder communications, writing technical and brand content, producing short-form video, maintaining tone-of-voice standards, running LinkedIn, YouTube, and blog channels, measuring engagement and inbound impact, and partnering with engineers, operators, and events teams to surface compelling manufacturing and robotics stories.

Own commercial business development across robotics, AI infrastructure, energy, industrial automation, and emerging hardware. Identify and qualify prospects, build executive and technical relationships, manage opportunities through proposals and contract execution, and develop strategic partnerships. Translate customer requirements into manufacturing opportunities, support RFQs and feasibility assessments, build GTM strategies, forecast pipeline, and convert pilot projects into recurring production programs.

Leads Foundry Robotics’ manufacturing and process engineering organizations, setting the automation roadmap and designing flexible, multi-product assembly lines. Owns factory layout, robotics and autonomous material movement, DFM/DFA, process optimization, NPI, yield, cycle time, tooling, and production ramp. Builds and develops engineering teams while partnering with software and robotics groups to deploy intelligent automation in an ITAR-controlled manufacturing environment.

Own customer-facing manufacturing applications from discovery through production handoff. Translate drawings, BOMs, volumes, and requirements into DFM/DFA reviews, process flows, labor and cycle-time estimates, tooling plans, cost models, and proposals. Define compliant build standards, support first-article and pilot delivery, and create reusable intake, estimating, and automation systems. Travel to customer sites 30–40% of the time while serving as the technical point of contact.

Own end-to-end technical recruiting for mechanical, manufacturing, process, test, and quality engineering roles in a hardware environment. Build competency maps, train and calibrate interviewers, analyze talent competitors, and maintain high hiring standards. Manage the staffing agency relationship for hourly contract technicians, including selection, negotiation, SLAs, quality audits, conversion, and retention. The role is fully in-person and requires comfort working on a manufacturing shop floor.

Own recruiting for Foundry Robotics’ GTM and G&A organizations, including sales, marketing, finance, legal, IT, supply chain, facilities, and program management. The role requires defining new positions, developing candidate pitches, conducting talent-market analysis, closing candidates, and building competency maps. This in-person role partners with multiple hiring managers at an early-stage AI robotics manufacturing company and may eventually split into a specialized GTM or G&A recruiting role.

Own end-to-end recruiting for robotics and AI/ML research scientists and engineers. Source candidates through research papers, conferences, GitHub, citation networks, and university relationships. Build faculty and lab partnerships, use AI-enabled sourcing tools, develop competency maps, train interviewers, calibrate research assessments, and conduct talent competitor analysis. The role requires evaluating technical research quality, building long-term candidate relationships, and recruiting for an in-person robotics manufacturing company.

Own People Operations infrastructure for salaried and hourly employees, including HRIS, payroll coordination, benefits, leave, immigration, compliance, onboarding, offboarding, and people data. Configure Rippling workflows, automate recurring processes, build workforce dashboards, analyze retention and attrition, and quantify hiring costs. Support multi-state employment compliance, production workforce requirements, and hiring philosophy systems. The role is fully in-person in Emeryville, California.

Build end-to-end full-stack features for cloud and factory-floor edge applications. Implement offline-capable, low-latency UIs and backend services, design APIs, write tests, troubleshoot production issues, and collaborate on shared libraries and developer tooling to support factory operators and supervisors.

Operate and improve infrastructure spanning AWS, Kubernetes, on-premises and edge systems, deployment pipelines, GPU workloads, networking, and observability. Build infrastructure as code with Terraform and GitOps, troubleshoot networking issues, support factory-floor devices, maintain trustworthy alerts, and apply secure access and secrets-management practices. The role may also involve Kubernetes on-premises, arm64 edge fleets, over-the-air updates, WireGuard networks, robotics hardware, and ITAR or CMMC environments.