Come create the future.
At Machines at Work, we are developing next-generation self-driving technology for agricultural machinery. Tools that make autonomy practical, cost-effective, and intuitive in the real world.
This isn’t just about autonomy. It’s about impact: helping people do more with less and making some of the world’s hardest jobs easier, safer, and more efficient.
We’re building systems that need to reliably control a range of underlying vehicles in unstructured environments, in the dust, the heat, the mud. That means tough engineering, thoughtful design, and tight integration across hardware and software. If that excites you, you might be a good fit.
Building a brilliant team
We’re interested in talented software, electronics, and mechanical engineers who want to solve tough problems and put robots to work in real-world environments.
If that sounds like you, get in touch.
Send us your CV and anything else you think is relevant. Or follow us on LinkedIn to hear about open roles as they come up.
Open Roles
Auckland
Product Development Engineer (Mech / Mechatronics)
Product Development Engineer (Electronics)
Auckland
Auckland
Robotics Software Engineer (ML & Perception)
Auckland
Robotics Software Engineer (Autonomy)
Auckland
Robotics Software Engineer (Spatial & Interfaces)
How we approach the world.
A pragmatic approach
Somebody on the internet has probably already invented the wheel. So lets just use it.
Always think globally
Now more than ever, products exist within a global marketplace. We keep our eyes wide open to the rest of the world while solving problems for customers wherever they may be.
Tenacity: we solve hard problems
Robotics is hard. Some problems look insurmountable. Murphy’s law conspires against us. And yet, here we are. When there’s no better route, we push on hard problems until they give.
Competitive spirit
We are strategic in terms of where and how we choose to play, and we have a considered sense of urgency: prioritising, keeping focus, putting in the hours when needed.
Safety-centric
We are responsible for the technology we put into the world, with safety front-and-centre.