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Carbon Robotics · 2 weeks ago

Prototype Technician

Everett, WA

Full-time

Onsite

Entry, Mid Level

$25/hr - $30/hr

2+ years exp

Carbon Robotics is innovating in the agricultural technology space with their LaserWeeder, which utilizes advanced robotics and AI to improve farming efficiency. The Prototype Technician will support the Rapid Prototyping team by assembling parts and systems, running tests, and collaborating with engineers to deliver high-quality prototypes.

AgTechArtificial Intelligence (AI)RoboticsSoftware

Responsibilities

In coordination with engineers you will lead portions of the mechanical and electrical prototype assembly. This includes:

Building kits, staging, storing, and moving materials in preparation for the build

Cutting, drilling, bolting/riveting, gluing, and assembling mechanical structures

Installing electrical and mechanical components on structures

Building wire harnesses ensuring correct pinout, routing, labeling, and assembly. Testing harness for continuity and installing

Follow build instructions, drawings, and safety processes closely and provide feedback where improvements can be made

Support new failure investigations, diagnosis of standard failures, and repair damaged components

Bring new manufacturing and test equipment online and maintain existing equipment

Set up and run test benches in coordination with test engineers

Help ensure safety and efficiency by organizing and maintaining tools, workstations, and shared shop spaces

Assist with loading/unloading trucks and doing receiving inspections on incoming materials

Qualification

Mechanical assemblyElectrical assemblyWire harness buildingHands-on hardware experienceReading wiring diagramsAttention to detailOrganizational skillsCommunication skills

Required

2–5 years hands-on experience building and fixing hardware in an auto shop, fabrication shop, agricultural, aerospace or maritime environment

Strong mechanical aptitude and eagerness to learn new tools and prototyping techniques

Exhibits attention to detail and ability to follow written and verbal instructions, willingness to ask questions when expectations are unclear or problems arise

Comfortable using hand tools, power tools, and basic electrical tools

Ability to read or learn to read basic wiring diagrams and assembly instructions

Strong organizational habits and respect for safety, tool care, and workspace cleanliness

Ability to lift 50 lbs and safely perform hands-on physical tasks

Good communication skills and ability to collaborate with engineers and technicians