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Group Lead Robotics Service & Maintenance - NEURAGym (human)
Neura Robotics
Source: Headcount Labs · original listing ↗
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Source date: 10/29/2026
About this role
Your mission & challenges * Hire, develop, and hold a high bar for a team of Robotics Service/Maintenance Technicians * Drive robot uptime as a measurable outcome: plan maintenance schedules, repair workflows, and spare parts inventory so the NeuraGym never stops for preventable reasons * Be the final technical call on complex assembly issues, recurring faults, and hardware failures — and make sure those decisions are documented and learned from * Define assembly quality standards and enforce them consistently across every technician and every shift * Close the loop with engineering: turn recurring field issues into structured, actionable feedback for the mechanical design team * Build and maintain SOPs, assembly documentation, and onboarding materials that make the team scalable * Lead technicians on customer site installations and commissioning at trade fairs What we can look forward to Must-have * Completed vocational training as an industrial mechanic, precision mechanic, mechatronics technician, or similar * 5+ years in prototype construction or assembly of complex mechanical systems * 2+ years as team lead, senior technician, or shift supervisor with direct responsibility for others' output * Deep understanding of mechanical assemblies, actuators, joints, and machine components; confident reading of technical drawings * Experience in robotics, automation, or special-machine construction * Strong communicator in German and/or English; able to bridge shop floor and engineering * Willingness to travel for customer installations and commissioning Nice-to-have * Hands-on experience with actuators, gear systems, or mechatronic assemblies * Background writing or improving assembly SOPs and maintenance documentation * Basic knowledge of electrical/electronic topics (e.g., wiring, sensors)