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HaloBraid

Senior Design Engineer

Bristol
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Halo is a technology company building the future of haircare for all textures through exceptional engineering and human-centered design. We create category-defining products built for the complexities others overlook. We're building HaloBraid, the world’s first braid assist device. It helps stylists finish braids 5 times faster, flawlessly and gently. This is one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics, applied to a $270B salon services industry, and integrating computer vision, compliant fiber manipulation, and novel mechanisms.

Billions of hours are spent braiding hair each year. HaloBraid gives that time back. We’re moving from R&D into deployment with salons, and backed by leading investors Seven Seven Six, AlleyCorp, and Bling Capital.

Responsibilities

  • Architect the design of mechanical systems and sub-assemblies from 3D CAD to production-ready parts.
  • Collaborate with mechanical, industrial design, electrical, and manufacturing engineers, users, and cross-functional teams.
  • Manage engineers, set best practices and standards, and strengthen our engineering culture
  • Push for elegant and effective solutions, challenge status quo, and drive design forward.

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This is a hands-on engineering role that reports directly to the CEO.

Requirements

  • Experience with CAD and mechanical design of complex robotics or consumer electronics, and direct ownership of systems or subsystems
  • Experience with all stages of the concept to production cycle (rapid prototyping, DFM, contract manufacturing)
  • Experience bringing novel technology to market

Desired Skills & Experience (optional but the more, the better)

  • Experience with mechanisms, mechatronics, and moving components.
  • Complementary engineering experience:
    • DFM/DFA principles and mass manufacturing methods
    • Design optimization integrating CFD simulation results
    • Electronics prototyping
    • Experience collaborating with suppliers at the prototype and contract manufacturing stage.
    • Experience managing CAD systems and general assemblies
    • Experience working with industrial design to incorporate user needs, ergonomics, and aesthetics

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Working Style

  • User centric, you want to build stuff people use and love
  • Low ego, adaptable, and collaborative spirit
  • Excited to learn through fast-paced iteration and user feedback
  • Passionate, driven by innovation
  • Excellent communication, an ability to concisely convey and discuss complex ideas

Benefits of Working with Us

  • We offer a competitive salary, 28 days holiday + bank holidays and a range of other benefits.

Onsite Work

This is an onsite position in the UK at the Paintworks in Bristol's creative quarter.

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Skills

Mechanical design
CAD
Robotics
Consumer electronics
DFM
DFA
Prototyping
Contract manufacturing
Mechatronics
Mass manufacturing
CFD simulation
Electronics prototyping
Ergonomics
Mechanical engineering
Industrial design

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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