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Lawrence Harvey

Senior Hardware Engineer

London
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Senior Robotics Hardware Engineer | Competitive Salary

We’re partnered with a fast-growing robotics and AI company developing next-generation autonomous manufacturing systems. Their platform combines modular robotics hardware with AI-driven automation to deliver scalable industrial solutions across advanced manufacturing environments.

What will you be doing?

  • Owning the design and development of robotic hardware subsystems
  • Designing actuators, grippers, and precision electromechanical systems
  • Leading mechanical product development from concept through to production
  • Creating detailed CAD designs, tolerancing, and manufacturable solutions
  • Building and testing prototypes to validate performance and reliability
  • Collaborating with software, controls, autonomy, and external engineering partners
  • Supporting supplier interaction, DFM processes, and production readiness

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What do you need to have?

  • Strong background in Robotics, Mechanical Engineering, or Mechatronics
  • Experience owning complex hardware systems from concept to production
  • Experience with robotic actuators, motors, gear systems, or electromechanical design
  • Advanced CAD experience (SolidWorks or similar)
  • Strong understanding of DFM, tolerancing, and manufacturing processes
  • Hands-on experience building, testing, and debugging hardware systems

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Benefits

  • Annual bonus + company shares/equity
  • Flexible working and hybrid options
  • High ownership and technical impact from day one
  • Modern office environment and collaborative engineering culture
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