job_082719g: Product Design Engineer, Matician (Palo Alto, CA)

From: Kristin Burns <kburns_at_stanford.edu>
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2019 13:34:11 -0700

About Us

There are products that customers think are cool
at the moment, and then there are products that
customers cannot live without because they are so
incredibly useful. At Matician, we are building
the latter because these are the products worth
spending our lives on. We want to build great products to solve real problems.

We believe that sensors and algorithms are
finally good enough to reimagine home devices and
apply Level 5 autonomy and mobility so that
people can save time and energy bypassing
repetitive and mundane tasks inside the home.

We're a small team with a singular focus on
product that combines technologies such as
vision, ML, structure-from-motion, and robotics.
Our goal is to ship products that people love.

Job Description

About You:

    * An out-of-box thinker and doer, unafraid of
solving really-hard-problems, and willing to do
whatever it takes to ship extremely useful products.
    * Curious, asks lots of questions, challenges
conventional wisdoms, and doesn’t shy from contrarian opinions/approaches.
    * Someone who prioritizes user needs, functionality, and usefulness
    * Detail-oriented and has pride in their work.

Qualifications

    * 1+ years designing parts and assemblies for
consumer electronics--including knowledge of
typical manufacturing processes (injection
molding, stamping, die-casting, wireforming etc.)
    * Strong CAD skills (1+ years)--including
knowledge of master/skeleton modeling, managing
large assemblies, and familiarity with PDM.
    * Grasp of GD&T and engineering tolerance analysis
    * Understanding of DFM, DFA, and tooling considerations
    * Proven track record of designing and shipping successful products

Preferred Qualifications

    * Industry experience designing consumer robotics
    * Thermal and fluid analysis expertise
    * Comfortability establishing relationships
with vendors, suppliers, and CMs in a startup environment

Apply here:
<https://matician.com/jobs.html>https://matician.com/jobs.html


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