Robotics Engineer in Bangalore Full Time NEW

We are seeking a talented mechanical design engineer to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in mechanical and mechatronics engineering, with hands-on experience in CAD design using SolidWorks or Fusion 360. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional hardware and firmware teams to design and develop high-quality mechanical assemblies for humanoid robots, proprietary gripper systems, and data collection rigs. You will design the mechanical systems for our humanoid, our proprietary gripper hardware, egocentric capture rigs, and motion capture setups. Your assemblies will be manufactured at scale in Bangalore and deployed across our data collection operations, generating 10,000+ hours of training data per month.

Key Responsibilities

• Design mechanical assemblies for our humanoid robot: limbs, torso, end effectors, joint housings, cable routing, and actuator integration.
• Develop our proprietary UMI and DexUMI gripper mechanisms and finger assemblies for dexterous manipulation.
• Design enclosures and mounts for egocentric capture hardware (camera rigs, AR glass mounts, sensor arrays).
• Create fixtures, jigs, and mounting hardware for full-body motion capture setups at our Bangalore facility.
• Run FEA and structural analysis on load-bearing components and validate with physical testing.
• Select materials and processes (CNC, sheet metal, 3D printing, injection molding) for prototype and production.
• Own tolerancing, GD&T, and interface specs for multi-part assemblies.
• Collaborate with electronics and firmware teams on sensor placement, cable management, and thermals.

About Company: Technoculture Research is reimagining how the world measures health by building micro-scale electrochemical laboratories that deliver lab-grade accuracy directly into the hands of clinicians, community health workers, and even patients at home. The platform integrates microfabricated electrodes, novel surface chemistries, and microfluidics to enable rapid protein, nucleic-acid, and metabolite assays within minutes. By replacing expensive optical detection methods with electron sensing, the company significantly reduces both instrument and per-test costs, making precision diagnostics more accessible and scalable. With a clear mission to make diagnostics abundant, Technoculture Research aims to ensure that every critical health decision is supported by immediate, affordable, and reliable results, regardless of where care is delivered.