Mechanical Prototyper

About The CompanyWe're an early-stage, YC-backed hardware company building robotics hardware for demanding field environments. Our systems are already being tested by units in Ukraine, and the feedback from those trials drives what we build next. We went from concept to a working second-generation system in about four weeks. That pace is the whole company.What You'll DoTurn concepts and rough CAD into physical first articles, usually in daysMachine, print, cut, bend, lay up and hand-fabricate parts yourselfBuild test rigs, jigs and fixtures for whatever we need to measureAssemble and rework prototype units, including the electromechanical integrationWork the local supply chain - quick-turn CNC, sheet metal, injection, castings - and get parts back in days, not weeksFeed what you learn on the bench straight back into the designWhat We're Looking ForYou have personally made parts, not only designed them. Mills, lathes, printers, hand toolsFluent in CAD (SolidWorks, Fusion, NX or similar) and able to modify a design yourself rather than waiting for someone to redraw itReal DFM instincts - you know what a shop can actually make and what it'll costExperience prototyping robots, wearables, drones, or other complex electromechanical hardwareComfortable being wrong quickly and building the next version the same weekBased in Kyiv or willing to relocateFluent in EnglishBonusComposites, titanium, or lightweight structures experienceHave built something wearable - fit and comfort are unforgiving problemsNot a fit if you need a finished spec before you start, you only work in CAD, or you want a clean process. There isn't one yet.Skills: mechanical assemblies,prototyping,design,cad,building