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MechanicalWaltham, MA · United States

Staff Mechanical Engineer

Boston DynamicsOpen · Oct 15, 2026 checked

At a glance

5+ yearsWaltham, MAFull-time

Design and manage robot hardware, mechanical engineering 5+ years

What you will do

  • Design and develop robot subsystems
  • Transition designs from prototype to production
  • Conduct failure analysis and troubleshooting

What they ask for

  • BSME or higher with 5+ years experience
  • Proficient in CATIA or equivalent CAD
  • Knowledge of ASME drafting and GD&T

Nice to have

  • Experience with motion control systems
  • Environmental protection design experience
  • Thermal analysis and DFM/A knowledge

Summarised by Banseog from the company's official posting. The official posting is the reference for conditions and details.

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Education
PhDMentioned
Level
StaffMentionedStaff Mechanical Engineer
Pay
$135,000 – $160,000 · per yearMentioned…base pay range for this position is between $135,000 to $160,000 annually.
Bonus
MentionedPreferred…cs, test plans, reports, white papers, etc.) Bonus Skills: Experience engineering motion contro…
Benefits
MentionedPreferredBoston Dynamics offers a generous Benefits package including medical, dental vision, 40…

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