Robotic Systems Integration Engineer

Who you are

• Have previous experience designing complex electro-mechanical systems
• Knowledge of motion control, sensors and control algorithms
• Experience managing system and subsystem requirements
• Well versed in hardware debugging and passionate about understanding why things work (or don’t)
• Scripting experience with Python (preferred), Labview, Matlab, etc
• Familiarity with low-level embedded firmware (C++ prefer)
• Experience in data analysis and reporting
• Experience with consumer electronics

What the job involves

• Formlabs already has a substantial business selling 3D printers and resins to dental customers, who use our products for a wide spectrum of applications, from convenient in-office production of splints to sophisticated lab-based orthodontics
• This role involves supporting all parts of the product development cycle from early R+D to continuing engineering for shipped products
• In addition, you’ll collaborate closely with design teams to overcome cross-disciplinary problems and ensure that we ship quality products
• If you’re eager to collaborate with other Systems Integration Engineers to support the full range of Formlabs products, we want you as a Robotic Systems Integration Engineer
• Bring together the firmware and hardware of the subsystems into one system, bring prototypes through integration hell, and ensure that they work optimally as per requirements and deliver physical prototypes
• Partner with system architect to create and document visual descriptions of systems and subsystems and their inputs and outputs
• Establish the interfaces between the sub-systems, define/refine control algorithms or even design sub-systems that are electro-mechanical in nature
• Take ownership of managing sub-system/system level requirements and track changes
• Design test plans to validate the requirements of subsystems/entire system, execute the tests and analyze the results
• Resolve systems issues to improve their performance or recommend corrective actions to the functional group