Robot Technician
Verne Robotics
Robot Technician
Verne Robotics
AI-powered software for bimanual robot arms
We’re looking for Robot Technicians who are passionate about robotics. This is a hands-on role where you will operate bimanual robots in R&D environments. You will follow structured procedures to collect high-quality robot data. This data is foundational to creating robots that perform tasks in the wild autonomously.
Responsibilities
Assemble electronics and other types of hardware components.
Maintain clear record of completed workflows and label data using internal tooling
Adhere to all safety guidelines in lab setting
Qualifications
No prior technical experience required; must demonstrate curiosity, coachability, and consistency
Able to lift up to 50 lbs and stand for 2-3 hours consecutively
Requires strong attention to detail and a proactive approach, including the confidence to raise questions or flag inconsistencies.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions precisely
High school diploma or equivalent
Reliable transportation and ability to commute to office location
Thrive in a fast paced environment.
Bonus Qualifications:
Excellent physical coordination, spatial awareness, and focus.
Passion for robotics
Benefits & Compensation
Hourly Range: $20 to $30
Expect to work 20-40 hours per week, this is a month to month contract role
AI-powered software for bimanual robot arms
Verne Robotics provides AI-powered software for bimanual robot arms to learn and perform new tasks within hours, not weeks. Its Nemo3 system—a dual-arm robot with a 2.5-foot reach and 4-pound payload—uses AI and diffusion models to analyze about 30 minutes of tele-operated data and break tasks into learnable skills that the robot can execute. The company offers a pay-by-the-hour model, avoiding large upfront costs and making automation accessible to industries that require dexterous manipulation, such as meal-kit assembly, packaging, logistics, and biotech lab work. Verne Robotics differentiates itself through fast, data-driven task learning, flexible installation, and a service-based pricing approach rather than traditional, expensive robotic deployments. Its goal is to accelerate and democratize robotic automation by enabling rapid, flexible, and affordable robotic solutions that can be deployed in a variety of settings.
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