Hstar Technologies is looking for a top-notch robotics engineer with
a strong mechatronics background to join our San Francisco office.
The successful candidate will be part of a team that will design and
implement a high-strength, safe, and dexterous manipulator capable of
assisting a nurse with patient lifting.
/Roles and Responsibilities/
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Assist in the mechanical design of the robot manipulators given
high-level design requirements
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Lead the integration and testing of the robot mechatronic systems
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Lead implementation and testing of C++ and Python controllers
written for a Linux RTOS
The candidate must be able to report progress and milestones relative
to the overall development project. He or she must demonstrate
initiative and sound judgment in making design decisions for new
product development.
/Requirements/
As this is a small team project, we're looking for a candidate who
can act as a jack-of-all-trades and contribute to all aspects of
design and implementation. The following qualifications are desirable:
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5+ years experience designing and building real mechatronic
systems (Masters+ preferred)
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Experience writing and tuning controllers for robot manipulators
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Strong C++ and Python experience
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Strong experience working with Linux and GCC toolchain
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Ability to make detailed, machine-shop ready Solidworks designs
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Strong prototyping skills (mill, lathe, solder, etc)
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Strong ability to debug mechatronic systems
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Meticulous attention to detail and highly organized.
Massachusetts based Hstar Technolgies Corp. is a MIT spin-off taking
to market robotic healthcare technologies designed to enrich a
patient's quality of life. This is a full-time position of 40+ hours
a week at 25-40$/hr + benefits (DOE). Hstar Technolgies' San
Francisco office is located on the edge of the Dog Patch district in
San Francisco, near the 22nd St. CalTrain station. Please submit a
resume and a design portfolio, if available, to jobs@hstar-dev.com.
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