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Provide technical leadership in quality assurance by developing and maintaining quality engineering methodologies and driving product/process improvements. Oversee supplier management processes and ensure efficiency and quality of supplies. Work alongside manufacturing to meet performance and quality requirements. Lead quality management programs, supplier audits, and internal audits. Collaborate with various departments for quality assurance and operations support.

Medical Robotics Assembler position at Vicarious Surgical in Waltham, MA. Responsible for assembling electro/mechanical components, following manufacturing procedures, and ensuring product quality. Requires 3+ years of experience in the medical device industry and familiarity with FDA regulations. Pay starts at $25-$28/hr.

Join Vicarious Surgical as an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer to design and validate manufacturing processes for robotic devices, collaborate with product teams, work with suppliers, develop manufacturing test equipment, and ensure process capabilities meet targets. Support process improvement, troubleshoot issues, train staff, and maintain compliance with quality system requirements.

Integration & Testing Engineering Co-Op at Vicarious Surgical in Waltham, MA. Responsibilities include bringing up, testing, and tuning new robotic hardware, writing software for robot calibration, developing test methods, and coordinating with engineering teams. Ideal for undergraduate or graduate students in robotics, electrical, mechanical, or computer engineering with experience in Python and 3D modeling.

Join Vicarious Surgical as an entry-level Machinist in Waltham, MA. Work with 3 & 5 axis programs, HAAS Next Gen controllers, and collaborate with quality, assembly, and engineering teams to deliver quality parts. Requires familiarity with shop tools, Solidworks CAD, reading part drawings, and physical capabilities for machining work.

Vicarious Surgical is hiring a Senior Embedded Software Engineer to contribute to the development of firmware for robotic systems. Responsibilities include specifying, designing, and building firmware, working with cross-functional teams, and developing software in Agile environments. Requires 5+ years of experience in embedded systems programming with C++ and familiarity with Python, Real-Time operating systems, communication interfaces, and unit testing frameworks.

Lead the team in creating electrical components for a robotic device, provide technical leadership, adhere to quality and safety standards, manage product development, coordinate with suppliers, and ensure compliance with medical device standards.