Join Orchard Robotics as a Hardware Technician to build and test AI-powered camera systems for agriculture.
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We train edge vision AI models that analyze every plant and determine exactly what interventions and treatments it needs.
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The Hardware Technician at Orchard Robotics is responsible for assembling and testing AI-powered camera systems that enhance agricultural productivity. This role requires hands-on experience with electronics assembly, mechanical and electrical knowledge, and proficiency in using assembly tools and software. It is well-suited for individuals who are detail-oriented and have a background in hardware inspection and troubleshooting. The position involves close collaboration with Manufacturing Operations and Hardware Engineering, contributing to the scaling of production as the company grows.
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Unshakeable Resilience – Our customers feed millions of people, and our customers depend on us. We are ultra-hardworking, never give up, and we do whatever it takes.
Farmers First – Every team member spends at least a few days in the fields with our farmers each month.
We’re hiring a Hardware Assembly Technician to build and test the AI-powered camera systems that enable our product on the farm. You’ll take cameras from individual mechanical and electrical components to fully assembled, configured, and tested systems ready for deployment.
This is a hands-on role for someone who takes pride in precise, consistent work. You’ll follow detailed build procedures, install software on onboard computers, inspect and test finished hardware, and document what you find.
Working with Manufacturing Operations and Hardware Engineering, you’ll also help keep parts available and improve the instructions and processes behind every build, helping us scale our production as we grow and deploy more systems than ever before.
Build complete camera systems from start to finish
Configure onboard NVIDIA Jetson computers
Inspect, test, and QA assembled hardware
Maintain build records and document completed work
Follow procedures consistently and provide feedback to improve our processes
Keep builds supplied, tracking and inventorying parts used in assembly
Keep builds on schedule, maintaining an organized work area and follow-through
Hands-on experience assembling electronics or electromechanical products, with a track record of careful, reliable work.
Practical mechanical and electrical knowledge and familiarity with common assembly tools and safe working practices.
Ability to read mechanical drawings and follow detailed work instructions accurately.
Experience with basic hardware inspection, functional testing, and troubleshooting.
Comfort using computers to follow software installation steps, enter information accurately, and maintain build and test records.
Strong attention to detail: you spot problems, document them clearly, and ask questions when something does not match the instructions.
Organization and follow-through across builds, parts tracking, and supplier follow-ups.
Experience following and improving standard operating procedures.
Helpful experience: Linux, NVIDIA Jetson setup, component purchasing, and inventory tracking.
Full-time role, five days a week at our San Francisco office
Our team is close-knit and highly driven. You’ll take ownership of the quality and readiness of camera systems used by our farmers, with close collaboration across Manufacturing Operations and Hardware Engineering. You'll also have the opportunity to help improve assembly processes as Orchard’s hardware production scales.
We move fast, and sometimes this means staying late or working weekends.
We’re deeply motivated by the impact we’re making – every system we build and deploy means less food that goes to waste, and more people who are fed.
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