New Grad Position - Associate Quality Engineer

Location: Atlanta, Georgia — onsite

Open for all students graduating before July 2027

Geek+ is a robotics and AI company specializing in AI-powered logistics solutions. Founded in Beijing in 2015, we have grown into the largest independent logistics robotics company in the world, with operations across the globe. Our North American headquarters in San Diego, California, and our innovation center in Suwanee, Georgia, drive our continued growth in the United States, Canada, and Lat Am.

We're now building our first North American manufacturing facility in Atlanta, and we're looking for an Associate Quality Engineer to help make sure every robot that leaves it works.

Plain and simple: we're a team of geeks who love technology and teamwork. We work together to meet any customer need, we celebrate our wins, and we learn from our misses. The only thing better than seeing a customer's operations improved by our technology is seeing it happen 're biased toward action, we get things done, and we think differently about how technology gets applied.

We support each other and we're empowered to win. Our strength comes from our different backgrounds and perspectives.

Every robot we ship goes into a live warehouse and is expected to run for years with minimal intervention. As an Associate Quality Engineer at Geek+, your job is to make sure that's what actually happens.

You'll work alongside our quality and manufacturing engineers to build the quality system for a brand-new factory — inspection criteria, test procedures, defect tracking, supplier issues, and the data that tells us where problems come from. You'll spend real time on the floor: inspecting builds, investigating failures, and digging into why a part didn't fit or a test didn't pass. Because the plant is new, a lot of what you touch won't exist yet, and you'll help write it.

This is a role for someone who notices the thing that's slightly off and wants to know why. If you're excited about robots and want to learn quality engineering on real hardware, we'd like to hear from you.

• Perform and support incoming, in-process, and end-of-line inspection against drawings, specifications, and control plans
• Execute and document functional and performance tests on finished robots
• Support first-article inspection for new parts, suppliers, and engineering changes
• Help develop inspection instructions, checklists, and acceptance criteria for new products and stations

• Document nonconformances clearly and drive them through disposition
• Support root cause analysis and corrective action investigations using structured methods such as 5 Why, fishbone, and 8D
• Track corrective actions to closure and verify that fixes actually held
• Assist with supplier quality issues, including containment, communication, and follow-up on supplier corrective actions

• Collect and analyze quality data on defects, yield, scrap, and rework
• Build and maintain reports, charts, and dashboards showing quality performance over time
• Identify defect trends and recurring issues, and bring them to the engineering team with the data behind them
• Support statistical process control on key characteristics as production stabilizes

• Maintain quality documentation, control plans, and inspection records
• Support internal audits and help build the plant toward ISO 9001 compliance
• Partner with manufacturing, design engineering, and supply chain on quality issues that cross team lines
• Train production operators on inspection points and quality standards

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering,…