Assembly Operator
About the job
- Hands-on mentality and an interest in assembling technical or electromechanical products.
- Comfort working with tools, hardware components, and production materials.
- Ability to work independently and stay organized and detail-oriented.
- Physical ability to lift and move boxes, materials, and equipment.
- Proactive attitude and willingness to support different operational activities.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced startup environment.
- Good communication skills in English.
- Availability from October.
- Ability to work full time in the Brussels office.
- Assemble AI-Blox devices under the supervision and guidance of the engineering team.
- Support device testing and validation activities led by the engineering team.
- Prepare materials and components for assembly, including picking items from the warehouse to supply workstations.
- Perform inventory counting and stock-taking to maintain accurate inventory records.
- Organize, clean, and optimize warehouse spaces to improve efficiency and accessibility.
- Inspect assembled units and components to ensure quality and completeness.
- Handle materials, tools, and equipment safely and responsibly.
- Assist the operations team with general production and logistics-related tasks as needed.
- Experience in assembly, warehouse operations, or production environments.
- Basic understanding of electronics or electromechanical systems.
About the company
AI-Blox provides a modular, low-power edge AI hardware and software platform built from ready-to-use blocks called blox that can be assembled into custom on-site computing units for local AI processing. The blocks enable data to be processed at the data source, reducing latency and avoiding constant cloud communication, and they integrate with Nvidia Jetson processors for AI workloads. Unlike rigid, one-size-fits-all systems, AI-Blox offers flexible hardware that adapts to changing AI needs and emphasizes privacy, reliability, and low latency in industrial settings like manufacturing and logistics. Its goal is to help manufacturers, logistics providers, and mobility firms deploy scalable edge AI systems that minimize cloud dependence while delivering fast, local decision-making.
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Headquarters
Zaventem, Belgium
Founded
2021
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Smartfin led AI-Blox’s first funding round on September 15, 2025, funding expansion.
- June 2026 hiring for embedded Linux and marketing signals active product commercialization.
- Hannover Messe 2026 presence strengthens enterprise visibility across industrial automation buyers.
What critics are saying
- AI-Blox had only 17 employees in September 2025, limiting execution scale.
- Its U.S.-heavy revenue concentration creates abrupt demand risk if enterprise budgets soften.
- NVIDIA dependence and Jetson competition can commoditize margins by 2026.
What makes AI-Blox unique
- AI-Blox’s modular BLOX platform supports ten NVIDIA Jetson modules in one form factor.
- Its 2026 customer story with KION Group proves warehouse forklift-safety deployment.
- The 2026 Secury360 integration shows traction in perimeter-security edge AI.
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Company News
Jürgen Ingels' fund, Smartfin, has invested in the Brussels-based start-up AI-Blox. AI-Blox develops hardware that enables AI applications to run directly on devices.