
Take robots anywhere! Fluid Wire Robotics is a deep tech startup that has created the world's first robotic technology capable of operating indiscriminately in ANY existing harsh environment, such…

Take robots anywhere! Fluid Wire Robotics is a deep tech startup that has created the world's first robotic technology capable of operating indiscriminately in ANY existing harsh environment, such…
Headquarters: Pisa, Italy
Founded: 2024
Sector: Deep-tech robotics for harsh environments
Core tech: Patented 'Fluid Wires' remote actuation transmission
Recent funding: €1.2M seed (Dec 2024) and €2.5M EIC Accelerator grant (Feb 2026)
Team size (reported): ~11 employees
Automation and manipulation in extreme/hostile environments (nuclear, subsea, space, explosive or high-temperature settings).
2024
Robotics / Deep-tech
€1.2M
Company announcement names RoboIT, Scientifica Venture Capital, Pariter Partners and Deep Blue Ventures among investors; Deep Blue Ventures listed on third-party profiles
€2.5M
EIC Accelerator grant awarded for satellite servicing robotics
“RoboIT, Scientifica Venture Capital, Pariter Partners and Deep Blue Ventures listed as investors/supporters in the seed round”
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Job Category: R&D / Space Systems
Job Type: Full-time
Experience: 3+ years in space systems engineering, mission management or payload development
Remote working: Possible, based on program phases, reviews and integration campaigns
Domain: Space robotics
Location: Pisa, Italy
How you will make an impact
At Fluid Wire Robotics, we are developing a new generation of dexterous robotic manipulators for extreme environments, from deep underwater to outer space and even radioactive zones. One of the most strategic milestones in our roadmap is the in-orbit demonstration of our Fluid Wire technology planned for 2028 and supported by the EIC Accelerator. In this role, you will help turn that objective into a real mission: defining the path from internal technology maturation to flight-ready execution. Working at the intersection of aerospace engineering, systems planning and external coordination, you will connect our technical teams with the partners, reviews and schedules that make an orbital demonstration possible. Your contribution will help ensure that the 2028 mission is well structured, on time and ready to succeed in orbit.
What you’ll do
You’ll work within our Space Division, leading the system-level planning and mission coordination needed to bring Fluid Wire technology to orbit in 2028. You’ll collaborate closely with internal engineering teams, founders and external partners, interfacing directly with the In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD) service provider to define requirements, manage interfaces and keep the program aligned with mission constraints. This role combines space-systems engineering with hands-on mission management, and it requires both technical judgment and disciplined execution. Specifically, you’ll be responsible for the following main tasks:
What you’ll bring
We’re looking for individuals who combine strong aerospace engineering foundations with structure, ownership and the ability to keep complex missions moving across multiple stakeholders.
To be successful in this role, you should have:
Nice to have
How to apply
Send your application to careers@fluidwirerobotics.com. Please, send us your CV and a short document describing a space system, payload or mission activity you helped design, plan or manage, highlighting your specific contribution.
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