Robotics Engineer

Robotics Deployment Engineer (Field & Applications)

Full-time | Permanent

Compensation: €60,000-90,000 per year.

Travel: 80% across Europe

Role Overview

Our customer, an AI robotics start-up, is building and scaling the deployment of AI-driven robotic arms for industrial environments, including manufacturing facilities and logistics operations. This role focuses on bringing these systems from concept to real-world performance at client sites. This role is the first of it's kind within the business, and they are now looking for an deployment engineer with a growth mindset who wants to join their journey, build/deliver a deployment process, and facilitate further growth in the area of field operations.

What You’ll Do

• Design and streamline end-to-end deployment workflows, covering technical pre‑sales input, safety integration, and handling processes
• Lead on‑site implementation of robotic solutions, ensuring successful installation, calibration, and operational readiness
• Track system performance post‑deployment and collaborate with engineering teams to refine and optimise results
• Contribute to commercial efforts by providing technical expertise during client discussions alongside leadership
• Oversee and coordinate complex deployments for strategic customers
• Occasionally support AI development initiatives in partnership with the technical team

Your Background

Core Requirements:

• Proven hands‑on experience deploying robotic systems in real‑world environments
• Strong organisational and project leadership capabilities
• Working knowledge of robotic software, machine vision, industrial cameras etc.
• Genuine interest in robotics and artificial intelligence, combined with a self‑driven and structured approach to work
• Professional proficiency in English

Additional Assets:

• Experience with industrial robotic arms or collaborative robots
• Exposure to technical sales or pre‑sales activities in robotics
• Familiarity with AI‑based robotic applications
• Understanding of software rollout and integration processes