12 Sep
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Mytra
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Brisbane
- As an Engineering Technician II at Mytra, you will join our Bot Prototype team at a pivotal moment: we’re carrying learnings from our Gen 3 Prototype Builds into early stage production, solving new design challenges, and meeting tighter schedules
- Our team builds, maintains and repairs our fleet of prototype Bots, subassemblies, and test assets so Engineering can validate designs quickly, and we need a hands-on, adaptable technician to help us own builds end-to-end while priorities, designs, and parts availability shift around us
- This is not a role for someone who wants to drive the same bolt every day. Designs change mid-build, parts arrive with quality issues that block progress, and priorities shift week to week
- Own prototype mechanical assembly and wire harness build-up on bots, subassemblies, and test assets from start to finish. Work from drawings, BOMs, or verbal direction, often with evolving designs, ambiguity and first-article quality issues
- Perform routine maintenance, repair and rework on bots for our in-house testing system and field-returned subassemblies (RMA), troubleshooting common electro-mechanical failures and escalating when issues exceed scope
- Surface actionable build feedback to Design Engineering through a structured ticketing system, helping shape future revisions toward easier assembly, manufacturability, and serviceability
- Use machine and shop tools (drill press, band saw, chop saw, grinders, rotary tools) to cut, modify and rework mechanical parts as builds require
- Support validation and bring-up procedures on bot hardware under engineer direction, capturing data and reporting results back cleanly
- Contribute to a safe, clean, organized, and well-equipped lab and shop environment,
and support onboarding of future team members as the team scales- The strongest candidates will be energized by that environment and excited to contribute directly to the growth and development of our product
- Can operate independently on routine work using standard procedures, and know when to escalate
- Have proven experience with electro-mechanical hardware in prototype or fast-iterative environments. Comfortable with mechanical assembly, fastener/torque selection, and shop tool use
- Can read and navigate drawings and 3D models, interpret metric/imperial tolerances, and identify revision deltas between builds
- Have solid harnessing fundamentals: wire soldering, connector crimping, cable management, and reading electrical schematics
- Thrive on changing priorities: recover quickly from blocked builds, pivot to the next productive task without prompting, and keep momentum when the plan changes
- Are genuinely excited about robotics and the build/break/fix/prototype cycle — and want to grow into more responsibility over time
- Are comfortable in an industrial environment working on heavy equipment, and consistently follow PPE and shop safety practices without being asked
- Demonstrate transparent communication and constructive dissent, share updates proactively, ask precise questions, and raise risks early with respect for the team
- If this role excites you, we encourage you to apply — even if you don’t check every box
- Experience with PCB soldering and board rework
- Comfort with terminal/SSH and command-line tools
- Experience operating manual mills, lathes, or other machine tools (Bridgeport experience a plus)
- Onshape familiarity (or comparable 3D CAD experience; we’ll give you time to ramp.)
- Forklift and/or personnel lift certification
- Exposure to PLM/ERP systems (Arena, NetSuite), ticketing and project management tools (Linear, JIRA) and dashboarding tools (Grafana)
📌 Engineering Technician (Bot Prototype) (Brisbane)
🏢 Mytra
📍 Brisbane