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We are looking for a Fabrication Technician to support hands-on work across the Prototyping shop.
The Test & Validation team builds the methods, infrastructure, and data needed to understand how NEO performs in the real world.
We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to develop and validate electrical prototypes for NEO.
The Quality Engineering team enables 1X to scale complex humanoid robot hardware with speed, confidence, and strong manufacturing discipline.
The Manufacturing & Production team is responsible for transforming engineering designs into scalable, repeatable, and high-quality production processes.
The Hardware Prototyping Team provides the 3D printing, prototyping capabilities, and shared lab space that help bring NEO to life.
As a Materials Handler, you are directly responsible for ensuring the physical flow of materials that keeps NEO production on schedule.
Own the design and execution of all networking systems on the core robot, working with our Cloud Infra and Apps teams to ensure we can scale robot operations end-to-end from fleet management to real-time VR teleop.
Own perception for NEO from first prototype to fleet-wide deployment.
You'll operate dynos and other test equipment, prepare and integrate test articles, monitor long-duration tests, perform inspections and teardowns, troubleshoot failures, and help improve the test systems and procedures…
As a Test Technician, you'll work across a wide range of hardware validation activities, supporting thermal, mechanical, and electrical testing.
You'll take responsibility for test setup, equipment operation, monitoring, post-test inspection, data collection, and reporting.
The Workplace team keeps the San Carlos office running smoothly for everyone building NEO, from the front desk to the break room to a new hire's first day.
As a Test Engineer, you will build the test infrastructure that allows the team to understand how these systems behave and prove that they are robust, capable, and ready for real-world use.
