Mechatronics Engineer — Robotics Assembly & Commissioning

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Location: New Haven, United States Job reference: R-256723 Date posted: 07/21/2026 Be a key member of the Advanced Robotics & Data Orchestration Team, building and sustaining the mechanical, electrical, and control systems that turn instruments and robots into reliable, reusable, push-button workflows for Alexion’s Product Development & Clinical Supply organization.

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• and validation testing and issue tracking during factory/site activities.
• Support operator enablement (checklists, basic training, day two troubleshooting) and reliability improvements focused on reducing errors and reruns.
• YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:
• Integrated, documented work cells that pass safety and validation checks.
• Accurate wiring, schematics, and bills of materials; timely issue resolution and updates.
• Execution quality during commissioning, cutovers, and hypercare.
• Contributions to uptime, material flow reliability, and operator experience.
• YOU WILL NEED TO HAVE:
• Experience with calibration, alignment, mechanical assembly, and electrical wiring; ability to read and update drawings.
• Collaborative mindset with orchestration/software, data engineers, and scientists/operators; clear, practical documentation.
• The

Responsibilities

• Assemble and integrate robotic and lab automation hardware (fixtures, guards, conveyors, end of arm tooling) and wire signals to controllers.
• Perform alignment, calibration, and dry run testing; validate sensors, interlocks, and safety functions.
• Assist with instrument connectivity (signals over serial/Ethernet), barcode, or RFID capture, weigh/dispense, and other material handling verification.
• Pair with orchestration engineers to validate state transitions, timing, and exception handling on live systems.
• Maintain drawings and documentation; support
• of this role may require periodic work in a laboratory or manufacturing environment.
• WE WOULD PREFER FOR YOU TO HAVE:
• Exposure to regulated lab practices and validation documentation.
• Familiarity with barcode or RFID, basic vision, and material handling equipment.
• Awareness of observability concepts (telemetry, alarms) and reliability basics.
• When we put unexpected teams in the same room, we unleash bold thinking with the power to inspire life‑changing medicines.
• In‑person working gives us the platform we need to connect, work at pace, and challenge perceptions.

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