Electrician for Prototyping
Neura Robotics
Electrician for Prototyping
Neura Robotics
Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration
Build, integrate, and optimize electromechanical prototypes
Assemble subassemblies, sensors, and electronic components
Support commissioning, testing, and troubleshooting activities
Develop, build, and modify cable harnesses for prototypes and pre-series systems
Select suitable wires, cables, and connectors
Plan cable routing, shielding, and strain relief concepts
Manufacture and rework cable assemblies
Perform mechanical modification and processing of parts
Create and maintain cable harness drawings, bills of materials, and assembly instructions
Ensure clean, consistent, and reproducible documentation
Follow quality standards and engineering best practices
Work closely with electronics, mechanical, and software engineers
Support design reviews with a focus on wiring and manufacturability
Analyze and improve assembly and integration processes
Vocational training in electrical engineering, mechatronics, or a comparable qualification
Experience in prototyping, cable harness manufacturing, or system integration
Strong skills in crimping, soldering, and cable assembly
Confidence working with schematics, technical drawings, and measurement equipment
Experience with connector systems, shielded cables, and cable routing
Basic knowledge of C/C++ is a plus and helps you collaborate effectively with development and software teams
Structured, precise working style and a strong hands-on mentality
Good English skills; German is a plus
You enjoy practical, hands-on work, have a strong focus on quality, and are excited to actively contribute to the development of next-generation robotic systems.
Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration
Neura Robotics builds cognitive robots for industrial and service settings, combining perception, manipulation, and human collaboration. It develops both the hardware and the software stack for Physical AI, creating robot platforms like MAiRA, MAV, LARA and MiPA along with training infrastructure. The system works by integrating sensing, decision-making, and manipulation capabilities on a hardware-software stack that can be deployed in large-scale production, with the company planning robots fleets and NEURA Gyms for ongoing training and improvement. What sets Neura Robotics apart is its end-to-end approach to Physical AI, including a focus on mass production, an established global deployment plan, and a broad ecosystem of strategic backers and partners that support scaling and international expansion. The goal is to enable worldwide deployment of its robot platforms and associated training infrastructure, turning physical AI into widely available industrial and service automation.
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