[Hiring] Solutions Architect @Sunrise Robotics Corporation

Role Description

You design how the Sunrise robotic cell fits into a customer's production line. You take a manual process and turn it into a safe, efficient, fully automated robotic cell:

• Map the process
• Model the cell in simulation
• Lay out the floor
• Prove the cycle time
• Define the safety concept

You sit in Product, on the Solutions team, at the border between a customer's technical strategy and our own product. You own the technical concept behind each proposal, and what you learn from customers feeds directly into where the product goes next.

Winning the deal is the start, not the finish. The fast concept that wins a proposal then has to be refined into a full application design before anything gets built. That design work is the core of the role, and it is where most of your effort goes.

Qualifications

• 5 or more years in automation engineering, robotics integration, or solutions design for manufacturing.
• Strong proficiency in robotic simulation software, such as Process Simulate, Visual Components or similar.
• Solid CAD experience, such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD or similar, for layout and 3D data.
• Proven cycle-time calculation, capacity planning, and manufacturing-data analysis.
• A deep understanding of material flow, lean manufacturing, and process sequencing.
• Clear communication, including presenting technical concepts and layouts directly to customers.
• A base in a CET +/- 3 time zone and eligibility to travel within the Schengen area.

Requirements

• Knowledge of robotic safety standards, such as EN ISO 10218.
• Experience with diverse manufacturing data formats and KPIs.
• Familiarity with gripping technologies, feeding systems, and conveyor integration.
• Exposure to a range of manufacturing environments and production processes.
• Experience with Isaac Sim.

Benefits

• You join as the Solutions team forms, with the scope to shape how Sunrise turns customer problems into robotic cells.
• Direct impact: when a customer's line hits its throughput target on a cell you designed, that is your work.
• Real constraints, not slideware: real factories, real CAD, real cycle times, proven before anything is built.
• Product influence: your customer insight feeds straight into where the product goes next.
• Room to grow: competitive compensation, including equity, and a flexible, remote environment that values learning.