Hardware/Field Robotics Engineer Intern

Flink, a robotics startup from ETH Zurich, seeks a Hardware/Field Robotics Engineer Intern in Zürich. The role involves hands-on work assembling robots and supporting hardware development for logistics automation. Ideal for a mechanical or electrical engineering student passionate about physical robotics projects.

Flink Robotics, founded from the Computational Robotics Lab at ETH Zurich, is developing autonomous systems for robotic material handling. This internship is designed for students in mechanical, electrical, or robotics engineering who want to contribute to building plug-and-play robots for logistics, truck unloading, and parcel sorting.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and install automation systems, including industrial robot arms and supporting hardware.
• Contribute to the hardware team by helping design, build, and produce next-generation robotic systems.
• Support testing efforts and assist engineers in developing and validating new hardware features.

Requirements

• Strong drive to complete tasks and willingness to work hands-on with physical systems.
• Practical skills in mechanical and electrical engineering.
• Enthusiasm for robotics and a preference for working directly with physical products.
• Interest in traveling to deploy robots in real production environments.
• Analytical and technical abilities to solve real-world engineering problems.
• Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.

What the company offers

• Start contributing immediately as part of a small, high-impact team.
• Join a pioneering robotics team backed by top venture capital firms.
• Work in a well-located office in Zürich.
• Opportunity to transition into a full-time role or part-time position alongside studies.

About the company

Flink Robotics is a fast-growing startup originating from ETH Zurich’s Computational Robotics Lab. The company focuses on creating autonomous control systems for robotic material handling, enabling plug-and-play robots for logistics and sorting applications.

• Fast-paced, innovative environment backed by top-tier venture capital.
• Rooted in academic excellence from ETH Zurich’s robotics lab.
• Focus on real-world robotics applications in logistics and automation.