Job offer

Engineer for hardware development in laboratory automation (m/f/d)

mo:re is a biotech startup dedicated to revolutonizing the pharmaceutcal industry. Founded in 2023 and based in Hamburg, we are on a mission to establish the new gold standard for organoid-based drug development, ultmately aiming to eliminate the need for animal studies. Our innovative lab plaCorm empowers organizations to conduct organoid cell culture studies, offering a cost-effective, faster, and more compliant alternative to traditional animal testing. Visit: www.more.science for more info about us.

The Opportunity:

We are looking for an engineer to support us in the product development of mechanical components. This includes planning and construction of kinematic assemblies, design and integration of actuators, full development of new sub-systems.

Join us at mo:re, where you will have the chance to:

• Be significantly involved in the full hardware development process. This includes developing new concepts, testing prototypes and commissioning prototype production.

• Shape the product strategy and roadmap, aligning it with our vision to transform drug development.

• Grow with the company and play a pivotal role in our success.

Responsibilities:

• Support the hardware team in the development of mo:re´s robot.

• Designing new concepts of automating process steps.

• Planning, building and testing of prototypes.

• Planning and ordering of components manufactured by suppliers.

Minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent.

• Experience with CAD design.

• Creating and reading technical drawings.

• Practical experience in design for manufacturability.

• Ability to fluently communicate in English and German (preferable).

• Fundamental understanding of mechanics and kinematics.

• Experience with common design methods.

Preferable qualifications:

• Knowledge in Autodesk Fusion 360.

• Experience with prototype design and testing.

• Practical experience with common 3D printing processes.

• Experience with sheet metal design.

• Understanding of electronic circuits.

• Experience working with microcontrollers, sensors and actuators.