Full-Time
Construction Coordinator
Updated on 8/1/2026
Sanctuary AI
51-200 employees
General-purpose humanoid robots with autonomous control
Compensation Overview
$1.8k - $3k/mo
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India + 2 more
More locations: Delhi, India | New Delhi, Delhi, India
Remote
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- You must have at least 4 years of experience coordinating or executing residential projects at a developer, architecture firm, or construction company.
- You must have experience managing a high volume of homes simultaneously.
- You must have worked on United States projects and understand American construction practices and execution.
- You must be based in India and comfortable working with a United States-facing team.
- Own design development and construction detailing across multiple homes simultaneously.
- Catch and resolve issues at critical construction junctions before they reach the site.
- Review drawings for constructability, including conflicts, gaps, and ambiguities.
- Coordinate across structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil disciplines to keep documentation clean.
- Maintain tight, consistent, and reliable reporting.
- Collaborate with architects, engineers, and project managers across time zones.
- Familiarity with Revit or building information modeling tools.
Sanctuary AI is a developer of general-purpose humanoid robots designed to work alongside humans in business settings. Its flagship robot Phoenix, powered by the Carbon AI control system, can observe, assess, and carry out tasks when instructed, either autonomously or under remote piloting or human supervision. The product combines a versatile humanoid platform with an AI core that enables task automation and safe collaboration with people. Unlike many robotics players, Sanctuary AI emphasizes a single, general-purpose robot capable of handling a broad range of tasks across industries, aided by training programs to integrate Phoenix into existing workflows. The company positions itself in the AI and robotics market by selling Phoenix robots to organizations and offering ongoing training to ensure safe, effective operation. Their goal is to improve workplace efficiency and safety by deploying adaptable robots that can automate tasks while working alongside human workers.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$88.5M
Headquarters
Vancouver, Canada
Founded
2018
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 99.5% wire-plugging success validates contact-rich industrial automation.
- Hardware-agnostic deployment shortens sales cycles before humanoid commercialization.
- Tier 1 automotive and logistics buyers face persistent labor shortages.
What critics are saying
- Tesla Optimus bundles robots into an unmatched manufacturing ecosystem.
- Figure AI attracts capital and flagship pilots faster than Sanctuary.
- Production deployment failure would freeze procurement across industrial customers.
What makes Sanctuary AI unique
- Carbon powers Phoenix with proprietary human-like control architecture.
- Sanctuary now deploys Physical AI on existing industrial robots.
- Zeon partnership targets elastomer materials for dexterous robotic hands.
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↑ 5%Zeon Corporation has invested in Vancouver-based Sanctuary AI through its venture capital arm Zeon Ventures and formed a partnership to develop specialised materials for dexterous robotics. The investment amount and valuation were not disclosed. Sanctuary AI develops general-purpose robots with human-level dexterity using proprietary miniaturised hydraulic actuators and high-fidelity tactile sensing. The company's systems combine near-human touch capabilities with its Physical AI platform to achieve sub-millimetre precision for industrial applications. Zeon will leverage its elastomeric material expertise and testing capabilities to support Sanctuary AI's product development as it moves towards commercial deployment. The partnership aligns with Zeon's Medium-Term Business Plan, which targets growth areas including mobility and healthcare to comprise 48% of total sales by fiscal 2028.
Nexera Robotics, based in Vancouver, secured $4.5 million from BDC Capital’s Industrial Innovation Venture Fund, Defined, and RiSC Capital. The funding will be used for research, development, and market expansion of its NeuraGrasp technology, which enhances robotic grasping in dynamic environments. The round included undisclosed backers.
The Phoenix humanoid robot has tactile sensors for improved teleoperation. Source: Sanctuary AI. One challenge of building general-purpose and humanoid robots is training them for dexterous manipulation. Sanctuary AI today announced that it has integrated new tactile sensors into its Phoenix robots. This will enable teleoperated pilots to more effectively conduct complex, touch-driven tasks with precision and accuracy, said the company. “Without tactile sensing, robots depend on video to interact with their environment,” noted Dr
The dream of having robots do household chores inched a little closer to reality last week. Figure, an OpenAI-backed robotics artificial intelligence (AI) startup, showed off humanoid robots that can understand voice commands and can grab objects they had never seen before. In a Figure video, a guy holding a bag of groceries starts unloading eggs, apple, ketchup, cheese, cookies and other items on a counter
Sanctuary AI, a developer of human-like intelligence for general-purpose robots, has introduced a new generation of tactile sensor technology designed to improve dexterous manipulation in robots.