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Kyrall

München · veröffentlicht heute · Quelle: Arbeitnow

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Stellenbeschreibung

We’re building the world’s fastest way to design real, functional 3D parts. Kyrall’s AI-powered design agent turns ideas into ready-to-manufacture 3D models in seconds. Backed by top European VCs, we’re a young, well-funded startup based in Munich, and we’re just getting started.

The Role
You’ll bring the engineering perspective to our AI. You’ll build parametric CAD models, check whether what our design agent generates would hold up in a real workshop, and help define what “good design” means for our models.

What To Expect

  • Build clean, fully parametric CAD models of real mechanical parts

  • Review AI-generated models for design intent, manufacturability and correctness

  • Create benchmark parts and test cases to evaluate our design agent

  • Give structured feedback to the AI and data teams to improve model quality

Your Profile

  • Studying mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, product design or similar

  • Hands-on experience with parametric CAD (e.g. SolidWorks, Onshape, CATIA, Siemens NX or Fusion)

  • Good understanding of design for manufacturing (machining, sheet metal or 3D printing)

  • Precise, structured and self-driven way of working

  • 20 hours per week, on-site in Munich

Nice To Have

  • Experience with technical drawings and GD&T

  • Basic Python or CAD scripting skills

Why Kyrall?
We’re reinventing how machines are designed and built, from the ground up. 3D modeling tools were the last major leap in this space, and the way we design parts today has hit its limit. You’ll work directly with the founders and AI team on a small, fast-moving team, and see your work land in the product within weeks.

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