Senior Manufacturing Operations Engineer at Mujin

Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Robotics, Industrial Automation, ManufacturingIndustries

Requirements

Business-level English proficiency
Conversational-level Japanese
Bachelor's degree or higher in electrical engineering, computer science, or similar engineering discipline
Minimum 5 years of experience in related engineering areas (e.g., product engineering, manufacturing/production engineering, operations, service operations, or supply management)
Good understanding of Linux and experience using Linux
Experience using git
Experience developing ERP system requirements or customizing ERP systems such as SAP
Ability to create and review electrical and mechanical drawings
Ability to understand C/C++, Python code, and bash script
Knowledge of IPC-A-610 and IPC/WHMA-A-620 standard or equivalent

Responsibilities

Develop and manage production schedules to ensure timely provisioning and testing of hardware, maintaining high standards of quality and delivery
Create and continuously improve standard operating procedures (SOPs); train and support operators to ensure consistent and safe execution of manufacturing tasks
Oversee raw material procurement and inventory control to support uninterrupted production
Identify and resolve manufacturing process issues, classify deviations, and make rework decisions to minimize production downtime
Troubleshoot and resolve issues with finished products deployed to internal customers (e.g., Mujin US, Mujin Europe); act as a technical point of contact for product-related claims, failures, or malfunctions post-deployment

Skills

Production Planning

Hardware Manufacturing

Quality Systems

Supplier Management

Inventory Management

Process Documentation

Technical Troubleshooting

Continuous Improvement

Cross-Functional Coordination

Hardware Testing

Mujin

Develops robotics and AI for automation

About Mujin

Mujin develops robotics and artificial intelligence solutions to improve industrial automation. Their products include advanced robotic systems designed for sectors like manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing. These systems work by integrating AI to optimize tasks, enhance productivity, and streamline operations. Unlike many competitors, Mujin focuses on providing tailored solutions that address specific automation challenges faced by their clients. The company's goal is to help businesses increase efficiency and productivity through the effective use of robotics and AI technology.

Tokyo, JapanHeadquarters

2021Year Founded

$118.8MTotal Funding

SERIES_CCompany Stage

Robotics & Automation, AI & Machine LearningIndustries

201-500Employees

Risks

Increased competition from companies like Boston Dynamics in the industrial robotics sector.

Potential over-reliance on Accenture could limit Mujin's strategic flexibility.

Economic instability in Europe and Asia may impact Mujin's expansion and revenue growth.

Differentiation

Mujin's controller enables robots to perform tasks with perception and autonomous decision-making.

The company offers a complete robotic solution, including the Mujin controller and Quickbot depalletizer.

Mujin's platform allows deployment without complex advance settings, unlike typical robotics systems.

Upsides

Mujin secured $85 million in funding, indicating strong market confidence in its growth.

Expansion into Europe with a new office in the Netherlands enhances Mujin's global presence.

Joint venture with Accenture boosts Mujin's capabilities in manufacturing and logistics automation.

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