StandardBots Assembly Technician assembles AI-native industrial robots to specification in a high-volume production environment. The role includes quality checks, material handling, and contributing to continuous improvement on the production floor.
Responsibilities
You'll build the robots that are showing up on factory floors across the country. Standard Bots is moving fast from prototype to high-volume production, and the people on the assembly line are the most important people in the building — this role sits right at the center of that. You'll work alongside the Production Supervisor and the engineering team, turning parts into precision robotic systems that are ready to work.
This is a full-time, on-site role at our Glen Cove, NY manufacturing facility, working first shift, Monday through Friday. We're unable to sponsor visas for this role.
Assemble production robots and components to spec, following work instructions — hands-on work that takes a pile of parts and turns it into a finished machine.
Run quality checks throughout the build, not just at the end, and report issues to the Production Supervisor as soon as you spot them.
Keep your workspace safe and organized, in line with company and industry standards.
Handle material movement and distribution to workstations so the line keeps running.
Contribute to continuous improvement on the production floor — if you see a better way to build, we want to hear it.
What you'll bring
A high school diploma or equivalent.
2+ years in a mass production or manufacturing environment.
1+ year of hands-on assembly, maintenance/repair, or tool experience.
The ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Qualification
High school diploma or equivalent1+ year of hands-on assemblyAbility to lift up to 50 lbsSharp attention to detailClear communication skillsAn Associate's or Bachelor's degreeExperience in automotive
Required
High school diploma or equivalent
2+ years in mass production or manufacturing environment
1+ year of hands-on assembly, maintenance/repair, or tool experience
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
Sharp attention to detail
Clear communication skills
Ability to prioritize and stay focused in a fast-paced environment
Preferred
An Associate's or Bachelor's degree.
Experience in automotive, aerospace, industrial, or electromechanical manufacturing.
Machine shop or CNC equipment experience.
Familiarity with OSHA standards and workplace safety practices.