A free job board for people who get paid to teach robots: teleoperation, demo recording, AV and drone test operation.
Overview
RobotTraining.jobs is a free job board for the people behind robots and physical AI. Robots learn from humans: someone teleoperates a robot arm through a task, records demonstrations, films everyday chores with a head-mounted camera, supervises a fleet of delivery robots, or safety-drives an autonomous car, truck or drone while its software is tested. Those jobs are spread across dozens of robotics labs, self-driving companies and data programs, each with its own careers page, and most job sites bury them under unrelated listings.
How it works
RobotTraining.jobs collects them in one place. About 1,000 open postings from 74 employers are read from the employers' own job boards and hiring feeds every day, so closed roles disappear and new ones show up quickly. Listings show the hourly pay wherever the employer states it (the median posted rate is about $25 an hour), where the work happens, and whether it can be done from home.
Who it is for
Job seekers can filter by kind of work (teleoperation, demonstration recording, egocentric video capture, fleet operations, AV and drone test operation), by employer and by country, describe the job they want in plain words, compare pay across employers, read guides on how each program pays, and sign up for free job alerts.
Facts
- 1,022 open postings, 290 distinct jobs, 74 employers, open to applicants in 96 countries
- Largest kinds of work: AV and drone operators 47 percent, robot fleet operations 22 percent, egocentric and wearable capture 12 percent, teleoperation 9 percent
- Median posted rate $25 per hour where a rate is stated
- Free for job seekers; some employer links carry a disclosed referral fee
- A live robot-training jobs report and an open CC BY 4.0 dataset are published
