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MX3D is an Amsterdam-based company in industrial 3D metal printing, specialising in large-scale Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM).

We provide both turnkey M-Metal AM Systems for in-house production and qualified Print on Demand services from our extensive factory. By utilising advanced robotic welding technology, our solutions focus on delivering exceptional printing speed and massive lead time reductions compared to traditional manufacturing methods. With the factory capacity to print qualified metal parts up to 20,000 kg, we enable global companies to rapidly scale up automated fabrication. These high-tech Systems are powered by our proprietary MetalXL WAAM software, giving you complete control over the WAAM process for your existing workflow.

We pioneer the WAAM industry by producing to the strictest standards, backed by key certifications including DNV, Bureau Veritas, ISO 9001, API 20S, and ASME 1X. This allows us to deliver certified, high-performance solutions tailored to the highly regulated demands of the Energy, Defense, Maritime, Manufacturing, Automotive, Architecture & Construction, and Art & Design sectors. Trusted by our global partners, we give professionals the ultimate toolkit to realise complex designs at scale.

Start your next project with us and shape the future of additive manufacturing.

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Robotics Engineer
3.7
28 August 2026
Innovative 3D Printing Tech with a Dedicated Team
Pros: Working at MX3D means being at the forefront of robotic 3D printing, which is incredibly exciting. The collaborative atmosphere among colleagues is a major plus, and you're constantly learning. The company culture fosters innovation and problem-solving, and management is generally supportive of new ideas. Being in Amsterdam adds to the appeal of this tech role.
Cons: The workload can become intense, especially during project deadlines or when trying to scale new technologies. While flexibility is good, sometimes urgent tasks can disrupt personal time. Clearer long-term career pathing for specialized roles could be beneficial, and communication on project scope sometimes needs refinement to manage expectations. Pay and benefits are decent but not exceptional.
Advice to Management: Consider formalizing career progression frameworks for technical roles and investing more in proactive workload management during peak project phases. Enhancing benefit packages would also be appreciated.
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