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At a glance
Robot service technician for autonomous delivery robots
What you will do
- Assemble robots and install sensors
- Perform maintenance and repairs
- Provide onsite field support and testing
What they ask for
- Experience with mechanical and electrical tools
- Ability to read 2D drawings and technical docs
- Valid driver's license and onsite work capability
Nice to have
- Experience in automotive or manufacturing
- Electric vehicle experience
- Soldering and wire crimping skills
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…robots that share technologies and mutually benefit from each other’s advancements—a unique appr…
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