Robotics Engineer
Becoming
Robotics Engineer
Becoming
AI-guided closed-loop mammalian development systems
Becoming · San Francisco, United States · Full-time · Posted 2026-11-04
Workplace: on_site
Becoming is building Developmental Intelligence: AI for predicting how organisms change over time.
Most experimental systems fail when metabolic demands become too high. We are building systems that don’t — by combining engineered metabolic environments, sensing, control, and software into tightly integrated products that operate reliably over long time horizons.
Hardware is core to our platform. It must work continuously, predictably, and under real biological constraints.
We are hiring a Robotics Engineer (Product / Electrical) to design and own end-to-end hardware products at the core of Becoming’s platform.
This is not a component role. You will design complete systems — mechanical, electrical, and firmware — and take responsibility for whether they work in the real world.
You may go deepest in one domain, but you must be fluent across all three. No handoffs. No silos.
High agency is required. You will define requirements, make hard tradeoffs, and own outcomes.
You are someone who:
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Becoming.ai builds robotic systems with closed-loop metabolic control to sustain mammalian development outside the body, paired with AI models that learn how development unfolds under different interventions. Its core hardware delivers nutrients, removes waste, and controls gas exchange in real time, creating a controllable environment for long-running developmental data. The AI analyzes this data to predict developmental trajectories and identify interventions that shift outcomes, enabling virtual organism models. The company differentiates itself by combining hardware-enabled metabolic exchange with dynamical AI models to generate and study controlled developmental data over extended periods, rather than just analyzing static biological samples. Its goal is to enable long-term, predictable developmental studies that can inform regenerative medicine, drug discovery, and fundamental developmental biology.
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