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Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Robotic Controls Engineer at Nirvana Robotics
Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Robotic Controls Engineer at Nirvana Robotics, found 3 days ago on Hacker News. Based in New York, the USA. The company takes applications on its own page.
Mechanical engineer
Hacker News
3 days ago
Nirvana Robotics
Nirvana Robotics is hiring hardware engineers for its humanoid robot team in New York, through the recruiting partner Niuro. Each role owns a subsystem of the physical robots end to end.
What you would do
- Design joints, actuators and end effectors for robotic arms
- Prototype parts and take assemblies into production
- Build electrical architecture, motor drivers and sensor boards
- Develop low-level control for multi-DOF arms
- Work hands-on with real robot hardware
What they ask for
- 5+ years with a bachelor's or 3+ with a master's for mechanical and electrical roles
- Controls: BS + 4 years, MS + 2 or a PhD
- SolidWorks, Creo, NX or Onshape for mechanical design
- Altium layout, BLDC drivers and current sensing for electrical
- C++, Python, ROS 2 and control theory for controls
- US-based, no visa sponsorship
About this job
- Job
- Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Robotic Controls Engineer
- Category
- Mechanical engineer
- Company
- Nirvana Robotics
- Location
- New York, the USA
- Work type
- Full time
- Salary
- 220,000 to 300,000 USD a year
- Posted
- on Hacker News, 5 November 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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