Forge designs and manufactures the industrial arms, mobile grippers, and control systems running double shifts inside warehouses and plants across four continents.
Actuators, drivetrains, and the arms themselves.
Real-time control loops and motion planning.
Vision and sensor fusion for grip and navigation.
The line that builds the machines we ship.
On-site commissioning and support, worldwide.
30 min, background and logistics — no technical questions yet.
90 min with the hiring team, grounded in a real hardware or controls problem.
Half a day at our facility — tour the floor, work a bench problem, meet the team.
Decision within 5 business days of your final round.
Posted on every floor, every station — not buried in a handbook.
Engineers walk the floor with the units they designed before they leave the building.
Never assumed, never silent — it shows up as a line item you approved.
"Nobody here designs something they wouldn't stand next to running at full speed."
| Role | Station | Location | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Mechanical Engineer, Actuation | Mechanical | Detroit, MI | FULL-TIME | ↗ |
| Controls Engineer, Motion Planning | Controls | Detroit, MI | FULL-TIME | ↗ |
| Computer Vision Engineer | Perception | Remote-US | FULL-TIME | ↗ |
| Field Service Technician | Field Service | Columbus, OH | FULL-TIME | ↗ |
| Manufacturing Technician, 2nd Shift | Manufacturing | Detroit, MI | 2ND SHIFT | ↗ |
Field service and mechanical roles open up fastest — send us a general application.
Submit general applicationYou'd design the actuators and drivetrains that go into every arm we ship — the part of the robot that fails first if the math is wrong, and the part everyone on the floor holds you accountable for.