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Robotics Engineer

Myn
Merseyside
4 days ago
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Role: Robotics Engineer
Location: Liverpool
Type: Contract
Rate: £450-£550/day
Myn is an AI driven marketplace that connects the candidates, clients and recruiters. Myn collaborates with leading employers to offer exclusive, carefully matched permanent positions. Our Recruitment Partners all have extensive industry experience, and work with a select group of niche clients, to deliver the best possible experience to the candidate.
We are looking for a talented and innovative Robotics Engineer to design, build, and refine intelligent robotic systems that solve real-world problems. You’ll work across mechanical, electrical, and software domains to develop autonomous machines, robotic arms, and automation solutions that push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Design and prototype robotic systems, components, and mechanisms
  • Develop control algorithms and integrate sensors, actuators, and embedded systems
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to bring concepts from idea to deployment
  • Conduct simulations, testing, and validation of robotic performance
  • Optimise systems for reliability, scalability, and safety
  • Document designs, write technical reports, and contribute to patent filings
  • Stay current with emerging technologies in AI, machine learning, and robotics

Requirements:

  • Degree in Robotics, Mechatronics, Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, or related field
  • Strong proficiency in CAD tools, control systems, and embedded programming (e.g., C++, Python, ROS)
  • Experience with robotic platforms, sensors (LiDAR, IMUs), and actuators
  • Knowledge of kinematics, dynamics, and motion planning
  • Hands-on skills in prototyping, debugging, and system integration
  • Excellent problem-solving abilities and attention to detail
  • Strong communication and teamwork skills

With Myn, you gain a trusted partner dedicated to helping people excel in their careers—connecting you with forward-thinking employers and impactful projects.

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