Manufacturing Technician

Carbon Robotics is the leader in physical AI for agriculture, helping farmers become more profitable and sustainable. Its flagship product, the LaserWeeder™, is the world’s leading commercial laser weeding system with hundreds of units operated by farmers in 15 countries worldwide.

LaserWeeder combines computer vision, AI, robotics, and high-powered lasers to identify weeds and destroy them with sub-millimeter precision—no herbicides, hand labor, or soil disturbance required. Growers achieve weed control cost reductions of up to 80% and crop yield increases of 5–50%, with payback in one to three years. The system is powered by Carbon AI’s Large Plant Model (LPM), trained on 150 million labeled plants, and can start weeding any crop or field in minutes.

The company's second product is Carbon Autonomy, the most dependable tractor autonomy solution. Carbon Autonomy includes a retrofit tractor autonomy kit for John Deere tractors, autonomy software, and remote supervision for real-time interventions if required.

Carbon Robotics is based in Seattle, Washington State, USA and has raised $185 million in capital since 2018 from leading investors including NVIDIA’s NVentures and BOND.

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As a Manufacturing Technician at Carbon Robotics you'll be responsible for the assembly, testing, and quality control of all sub-assembly parts. This role requires attention to detail, technical skills, and the ability to work as part of a team to ensure the production of high-quality, reliable products

• Assembly:

• Assemble Sub assembly components according to detailed engineering specifications and assembly instructions.

• Use hand and power tools to assemble mechanical components, optical components, and electronic parts.

• Ensure that all components are correctly aligned and securely fastened.

• Calibration:

• Calibrate scanning devices to ensure accurate and precise operation.

• Adjust and fine-tune optical components, sensors, and other critical elements as needed.

• Quality Control:

• Document and report any issues to the Manufacturing Supervisor for resolution.

• Conduct functional tests to verify that components meet performance specifications.

• Documentation:

• Maintain accurate and detailed records of assembly, calibration, and quality control processes.

• Update and complete production logs, checklists, and other relevant documentation.

• Collaboration:

• Work closely with the Manufacturing Supervisor and other team members to meet production goals and deadlines.

• Communicate effectively with engineers and product designers to address technical issues and improvements.

• Safety:

• Adhere to all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.

• Report any safety hazards or concerns to the appropriate personnel.

• Secondary education or equivalent; additional technical education or certifications are a plus.

• Willingness to work across multiple functional teams required

• Prior experience in manufacturing or assembly of electronic or mechanical components is preferred.

• Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow precise assembly instructions.

• Proficiency with hand and power tools.

• Basic understanding