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Manufacturing startups hiring now
The manufacturing startups hiring the most right now are Atoms, Formlabs and Scout Motors. 38% of their open roles are in engineering. 3% of these companies hire mostly remote. Most are based in Los Angeles, Somerville and London. Every role here comes from the company’s own careers page and is re-checked daily.
38%
of roles in engineering
10%
of roles in data
8%
of roles in sales and gtm
7%
of roles in operations
5%
of roles in product and design
Companies
Who is hiring
Atoms
Los Angeles, US
Atoms builds specialized industrial robots for food service, mining, and transport. The company develops a standardized mobility platform called a "wheelbase for robots" that can be outfitted for specific industrial tasks.
271 open roles0% remote
Formlabs
Somerville, US · Series E
Formlabs designs, develops, and manufactures accessible 3D printing systems, including 3D printers, materials, and software. Its products include the Form Series SLA printers, Fuse Series SLS printers, and Form Wash and Form Cure post-processing solutions.
168 open roles7% remote
Scout Motors
charlotte, US · Corporate Round
Scout Motors is a motor vehicle manufacturing company that manufactures electric trucks.
115 open roles0% remote
Flow Control Group
Charlotte, US · Private Equity
Flow Control Group is a leading provider of fluid handling, process, and industrial automation solutions across North America. The company delivers technical products, engineered systems, and service-based solutions across flow control, industrial automation, sanitary and high-purity, thermal, air & gas, and process systems.
108 open roles0% remote
Apex Technology, Inc.
Los Angeles, US · Series C
Apex manufactures commercial-off-the-shelf satellite buses at scale using software, vertical integration, and hardware designed for manufacturing. Its productized bus platforms increase reliability, reduce costs, and accelerate mission timelines.
105 open roles0% remote
Hadrian
Los Angeles, US · Series C
Hadrian’s factories are powered by Opus, an AI-powered platform for factory autonomy that interprets designs and automates manufacturing and inspection.
91 open roles0% remote
Humanoid
London, GB
Humanoid’s first robot, HMND 01, is a labor automation unit designed for tasks such as goods handling, picking, packing, and kitting in sectors like retail, manufacturing, and logistics.
81 open roles5% remote
Divergent Technologies
Torrance, US · Series E
Divergent has created the Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS), an end-to-end software-hardware production system for industrial digital manufacturing. DAPS uses in-house developed AI-driven generative design software to computationally engineer structures, additive manufacturing to materialize them, and automated fixtureless assembly to create large multi-part assemblies. The company supplies the automotive, aerospace, and defense industries as a certified Tier 1 supplier.
71 open roles1% remote
Tractian
US · Series C · YC W21
Tractian provides condition monitoring tools for industrial equipment. Its Smart Trac sensor combines vibration and ultrasonic monitoring in a wireless device.
71 open roles96% remote
Fictiv
San Francisco, US · Series E
Fictiv operates a digital platform for sourcing custom mechanical components and offers manufacturing services including 3D printing, CNC machining, and injection molding.
71 open roles54% remote
Canon France
Canon France designs and manufactures imaging and office equipment, including cameras, printers, scanners, and software solutions.
67 open roles11% remote
Apptronik
Austin, US · Series A
Apptronik is a human-centered robotics company developing AI-powered robots. Its flagship humanoid robot, Apollo, is built to collaborate with people in manufacturing and logistics.
65 open roles0% remote
Re:Build Manufacturing
framingham, US
Re:Build Manufacturing integrates design, engineering, and manufacturing to deliver complex, multi-technology products from concept through full-rate production. Its primary markets are aerospace and defense, energy and electrification, medical, and robotics and automation.
64 open roles10% remote
Freeform
Los Angeles, US · Series B
Freeform builds AI-native manufacturing systems that unify software, hardware, and physics to produce industrial-scale metal parts. The company operates a 3D printing facility where it produces parts for customers using its GoldenEye printing system, which uses 18 lasers to fuse metal powders into precision components.
63 open roles0% remote
Mujin
Tokyo, JP · Series D
Mujin builds intelligent robotics software for factories and warehouses. MujinOS enables no-code deployment of palletizing, picking, and fleet automation.
62 open roles0% remote
Agility Robotics
Salem, US · Series C
Agility Robotics develops humanoid robots and automation platforms for warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics operations.
60 open roles28% remote
Redwood Materials
Carson City, US · Series E
Redwood Materials recycles end-of-life batteries to recover lithium, nickel, cobalt, and copper. The company also deploys large-scale energy storage systems that power data centers and the nation’s grid.
58 open roles10% remote
VulcanForms
devens, US · Series D
VulcanForms manufactures metal parts through additive manufacturing and precision machining. It helps customers develop designs and move products from concept to production.
54 open roles18% remote
FuriosaAI
Seoul, KR · Series C
FuriosaAI develops processors that accelerate deep learning inference. Its RNGD chip supports language models, multimodal models and vision based neural networks.
52 open roles0% remote
Tulip Interfaces
Somerville, US · Series D
Tulip provides a no-code, AI-powered platform that enables organizations to build applications, automate workflows, collect operational data, and connect workers, machines, and enterprise systems within a unified environment.
52 open roles19% remote
Harbinger Motors
Garden Grove, US · Series C
Harbinger Motors designs and manufactures electric and hybrid chassis for medium-duty commercial vehicles. Its proprietary stripped chassis includes the engine, drivetrain, steering, brakes, and base structure for walk-in vans, box trucks, and recreational vehicles.
52 open roles0% remote
Fab2
Austin, US
Fab2 builds semiconductor fabrication equipment and software for chip design. It makes its own tools and components and uses automation to develop manufacturing processes.
49 open roles0% remote
Tutor Intelligence
Watertown, US · Series A
Tutor Intelligence offers AI-powered robotic automation solutions for manufacturing, warehousing, and packaging operations. The company provides “robots as a service”, leasing robotics hardware and software via an hourly usage model instead of a capital-intensive purchase.
48 open roles17% remote
Overview
San Francisco, US · Debt Financing · YC W19
Overview builds AI-powered quality control systems for manufacturing. Its systems integrate directly into production lines alongside existing PLCs and equipment.
48 open roles22% remote
Scimplify
Bengaluru, IN · Series B
Scimplify is a specialty chemicals manufacturing company offering a full-stack solution from R&D and custom synthesis to large-scale manufacturing and doorstep delivery. It enables 500+ businesses across 20+ countries to develop and scale innovative chemicals from lab to commercial production.
37 open roles33% remote
Formic
Chicago, US · Series B
Formic delivers automation through a Robotics-as-a-Service model that combines industrial robotics, proprietary software, and full-service support.
36 open roles42% remote
Dexmate
Santa Clara, US · Corporate Round
Dexmate develops a universal Physical AI OS to make robots as easy to build and deploy as software.
34 open roles0% remote
Arc Boat Company
Los Angeles, US · Series B
Arc is expanding its platform to commercial applications including tugs, ferries, and defense.
34 open roles0% remote
Standard Bots
Glen Cove, US · Series C
Standard Bots’ robots are used on factory floors by customers ranging from independent machine shops to NASA and Lockheed Martin.
32 open roles41% remote
Flow Engineering
London, GB · Series A
Flow is a cloud-based collaboration platform for engineering teams, functioning like GitHub for hardware development by providing continuous verification and version control for complex engineering projects. It offers modules for requirements management, traceability, and change control with audit trails that meet compliance standards like DO-178 and ISO 26262.
31 open roles30% remote
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What manufacturing startups build
Companies working in manufacturing. Atoms: Atoms builds specialized industrial robots for food service, mining, and transport. The company develops a standardized mobility platform called a "wheelbase for robots" that can be outfitted for specific industrial tasks. Formlabs: Formlabs designs, develops, and manufactures accessible 3D printing systems, including 3D printers, materials, and software. Its products include the Form Series SLA printers, Fuse Series SLS printers, and Form Wash and Form Cure post-processing solutions. Scout Motors: Scout Motors is a motor vehicle manufacturing company that manufactures electric trucks.
The roles they hire for
Across the roles open today, the mix is engineering (38%), data (10%), sales and gtm (8%), operations (7%) and product and design (5%). Engineering roles here often ask for hands-on work with the product's hardest part, so a portfolio or a shipped project counts for more than a long resume.
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Frequently asked
Which manufacturing startups are hiring the most?
Right now: Atoms, Formlabs, Scout Motors, Flow Control Group and Apex Technology, Inc.. The list above ranks every company by the roles it has open today.
Do manufacturing startups hire remotely?
3% of the companies here hire mostly remote. Each company page shows its own remote share.
What roles do manufacturing startups hire for?
The most common are engineering, data and sales and gtm.
Can landed apply to manufacturing startups for me?
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