Merista builds the physical AI workforce for food production. This is our founding team hardware hire, reporting to the CTO, owning the robot's body that we can build repeatedly, clean, maintain, and operate on a factory floor. Full-time and on-site in Barcelona.

Compruebe que cumple con los requisitos de habilidades para este puesto, así como con la experiencia asociada, y luego envíe su CV a continuación. How do we turn a working prototype into robots that are straightforward to assemble, service, and repair within a tight cost target? What you'd ownYou'll lead hardware design choices and define interfaces with the engineers responsible for perception, learning, and control.

Structure and mobile base: stiffness, levelling, component layout, and access for maintenance.

Sensing and weighing integration: working with robotics engineers to make measurement and manipulation reliable. Components, suppliers, and cost: owning the bill of materials and making explicit tradeoffs between performance, reliability, and build cost.

Build and validation: prototypes, test rigs,



assembly jigs, failure investigation, and a repeatable build process for a small fleet. What you bringExperience taking mechatronics devices from design through build, testing, and production use. Hands-on prototyping and debugging: you can move between CAD, the workshop, and a failing machine.

Willingness to work across mechanical, electrical, sensing, and software boundaries. We're interested in the decisions you made, including what you simplified, what you tested, and which tradeoffs you accepted. About usMost meals in the developed world pass through a food factory.

We've already built and operated a multi-site robotic fleet for restaurants, dealt with production failures, field operations, remote recovery, hardware iteration, deployments and customers. Our long-term vision is the self-driving food factory. Building that feedback into the engineering process is part of this job.

📌 Mechatronics Engineer (Barcelona)
🏢 Merista
📍 Barcelona