About this role
NeuraGym is our physical AI training center, where we collaborate with our partners to gather extensive data and teach robots at scale. It serves as the infrastructure where applications are developed for all our robots - from our cognitive robots arm MAiRA to our humanoid 4NE1 and our service robot MiPA.
As a Robotics Service/Maintenance Technician at Neura, you are responsible for the precise mechanical assembly and commissioning of our humanoid robot 4NE1 and its subassemblies. You will work closely with our development and engineering teams to ensure that our products meet the highest standards and operate flawlessly.
Your mission & challengesMechanical assembly, integration, and setup of humanoid robot prototypes
Assembly of modules, joints, actuators, and gear systems
Reading and implementing technical drawings and CAD derivations
Adjusting, reworking, and optimizing parts during the prototype phase
Supporting commissioning, testing, and system modifications
Identifying assembly issues and providing feedback to mechanical design
Using measurement tools for functional and quality inspections
Documenting assembly processes and prototype changes
Maintaining tools, fixtures, and workstations
What we can look forward toMust‑have:
Completed vocational training as an industrial mechanic, precision mechanic, mechatronics technician, or similar
Experience in prototype construction or assembly of complex mechanical systems
Strong understanding of mechanical assemblies and machine components
Confident reading of technical drawings
Skilled craftsmanship with a precise, clean working style
Independent and solution‑oriented working approach
Strong team spirit and good communication skills in German or English
Willingness to occasionally travel to support installations and commissioning at customer sites or trade fairs
Basic knowledge of electrical/electronic topics (e.g., wiring)
Nice‑to‑have:
Experience in robotics, automation, or special‑machine construction
Experience with actuators, gear systems, or mechatronic assemblies