Mechanical Assembly Technician
Full-time | On-site | Rosh HaAyin
We’re Dairycs - a fast-growing Agri-tech startup turning smart engineering into real-world impact. We are pioneering a new category in dairy farming: an autonomous, robotics-powered herd management system driven by real-time decision-making and cutting-edge technology.
At the core of our product is intelligence — a software-first approach that brings together data, algorithms, and mechanical execution in the field.
We’re makers, innovators, and problem-solvers who transform complex multidisciplinary engineering into products that reshape the dairy world.
We are now looking for a Mechanical Assembly Technician to join our Operations team and take part in assembling our next-generation robotic systems.
Work includes:
What You Bring:
Practical background in mechanical/mechatronics engineering — advantage.
1-3 years’ experience in mechanical assembly (relevant military experience also welcome).
Ability to navigate and understand SolidWorks assemblies (sections, measurements, exploded views).
Strong spatial and technical intuition — you enjoy figuring out how things work.
Skilled with tools, hands-on, precise, and methodical.
Experience in robotics, automation, or building multidisciplinary hardware- Nice to Have.
Who You Are
Independent and proactive — able to move forward without constant guidance.
Detail-oriented, patient, and committed to doing things right.
A team player with easy, clear communication.
Why Join Us?
You’ll be part of a tight-knit team building real machines that operate in the real world.
If you love hands-on engineering, problem-solving, and bringing technology to life - this is the place for you.
Requirements
What You’ll Do
Assemble mechanical mechanisms and robotic sub-systems with accuracy and care.
Work hands-on using 3D SolidWorks models as your primary reference for assembly.
Integrate mechanical parts with electronic components and sensors.
Perform QC checks to ensure each assembly meets engineering standards.
Support experiments, identify issues, and help solve technical challenges during builds.