Lead Hardware Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-14
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Engineering
Robotics
Lead Hardware Engineer
Manager -
CEO
HARDWARE ENGINEERING
BOSTON, MA
PART TIME
Lead the electrical and mechatronic design of our next generation of robotic characters.
You'll own end-to-end hardware architecture - actuators, sensors, power, and control electronics - and guide a small team from prototype through manufacturing.
NotesThis role is in-person in Cambridge, MA 5-days per week.
- Benefits: medical, dental, vision, PTO
- Visa sponsorship may be available for this role
- Architect electromechanical systems for production
- Drive DFM/DFA with contract manufacturers
- Lead bring-up, validation, and reliability testing
- Mentor junior hardware engineers
- 8+ years designing complex electromechanical products
- Shipped at least one consumer or robotics product to volume
- Deep experience with motor control, sensing, and embedded systems
- Strong leadership and cross-functional communication
Dynamic Creatures is a robotics company designing and building interactive character robots for entertainment and hospitality brands. We are creating a new category of mobile characters that move naturally through guest environments, understand the context of an interaction and respond in real time. Dynamic Creatures offers character-based experiences built on Boston Dynamics and other systems, as well as fully original robots created for a specific brand, environment or story.
As Boston Dynamics' official entertainment and hospitality partner, the company works with entertainment companies to develop guest-facing character experiences designed to feel personal, attentive, and memorable. Dynamic Creatures was co-founded by CEO Marc Theermann, former chief strategy officer at Boston Dynamics and a former senior leader at Google, and chief technology officer Farbod Farshidian, a globally recognized robotics researcher and former research leader at the Robotics and AI Institute.
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