Key Responsibilities (Hands-on & Practical)

Robotic Assembly & Integration: Physically build, assemble, and integrate robotic platforms, including mechanical structures, enclosures, and sensor mounts.

Troubleshooting & Diagnostics: Identify and diagnose hardware malfunctions, electrical connectivity issues, and mechanical failures in both indoor and outdoor robots.

Maintenance & Repair: Perform routine maintenance and hands-on repairs to ensure high operational uptime and robot reliability.

Structural Optimization: Use SolidWorks to refine and optimize existing mechanical structures for better durability, or ease of assembly based on troubleshooting feedback.

Prototyping & CAD: Design custom brackets, fixtures, or protective housings in SolidWorks and manage the transition from digital design to physical part.

Wiring & Electrical Support: Handle internal cable management, basic soldering, and electrical component installation.

Field Testing Support: Assist the team during deployment and test runs; provide on-site technical support and immediate hardware fixes

Requirement:

Current University Undergraduates (Year 1-4) majoring in Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Electrical Engineering.

Pre-University / Prospective University Students (e.g., A-Level/IB/Diploma graduates) seeking high-impact industry experience before starting their degree.

1. Technical Skills
Proficiency in SolidWorks (3D modeling and 2D engineering drawings) is essential.
Strong hands-on ability: Comfortable using hand tools, power tools, and basic workshop equipment.

Logical thinking for troubleshooting mechanical and basic electrical systems.

Note: Programming or software development skills are a bonus, but NOT a core requirement.