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Pantograph

Robotics and AI research lab

Mechanical Design Engineer

Design EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSan Francisco, CA, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have a track record of designing and shipping a physical product at scale.
  • Have experience designing for bent sheet metal and similar flat-pattern fabrication methods.
  • Have experience with cable routing and management, and designing around electronics.
  • Have a working knowledge of reliability engineering, including mean time between failures, failure rates, uptime modeling, and basic statistical analysis.
  • Communicate clearly and document your work on a small, collaborative team.

Responsibilities

  • Design parts and assemblies in Onshape that balance load, form factor, durability, cost, and ease of assembly.
  • Build and test prototypes rapidly, with an emphasis on reliability and durability.
  • Address serviceability, transportability, safety, and usability in the design process.
  • Support procurement by creating engineering drawings, working with suppliers to source parts, and ensuring final quality.
  • Design test fixtures, qualification fixtures, and end-of-line tests.
  • Work closely with the hardware team to take designs from prototype through production.

Desired Qualifications

  • Broad familiarity with robotic systems, including actuators, motors, sensors, and electromechanical integration.
  • Experience designing for high-volume manufacturing.
  • An eye for the details that make physical products satisfying to own and use.

About the Company

Pantograph

Robotics and AI research lab

Pantograph builds an integrated robotics platform that combines hardware, firmware, AI training infrastructure, and learning algorithms to create general-purpose autonomous robots, with the Pandroid as its main product. The Pandroid is a durable, bimanual mobile robot with treads designed for safe operation and large-scale data collection, trained through self-supervised reinforcement learning in real-world environments. Unlike others who separate hardware from software, Pantograph offers an end-to-end stack and sells the Pandroid to researchers to scale access to autonomous systems, using a “robot preschool” approach that learns from unsupervised field data. The company’s goal is to amplify human capability by tackling large physical tasks (like geo-engineering or automated labs) through embodied AI and publicly shared research, while balancing shareholder and public-benefit commitments as a Public Benefit Corporation.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2025

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