2025-10-16 – Weekly Robotics Jobs : "Remote roles for robotics engineers"

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


The robotics job market is buzzing this week. Companies are on the hunt for specialists, especially in data processing and software engineering. Remote work options are definitely out there, for those looking to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Robot Data Processing Specialist
    Company: Richtech Robotics Inc. | Location: Las Vegas, NV
    If data is your thing, this role is about structuring and cleaning data in robotics and AI systems. It’s a great chance to dive deep into the tech side of robotics.
    Apply Here

  • VP, Robotics Software
    Company: Agility Robotics | Location: Remote, OR
    Lead the charge in developing responsive robotics software. Ideal for those who want to make a big impact in a leadership role.
    Apply Here

  • Robotics Service Technician
    Company: THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO LLC | Location: Eugene, OR
    This job is all about troubleshooting robotic systems. Perfect for those with a knack for microprocessors and programmable systems.
    Apply Here

  • Robotic Welder Technician
    Company: Integrity Trade Services | Location: Cedar Park, TX
    In this role, you’ll be operating and programming robotic welding systems. A must for anyone skilled in welding tech.
    Apply Here

  • Lead Robotics Engineer
    Company: Approach Venture | Location: Austin, TX
    Own projects in a fast-moving startup focused on counter-drone tech. A great fit for engineers who love a challenge.
    Apply Here

  • Automotive & Robotics Tech
    Company: Royalty Hospitality Staffing | Location: Austin, TX
    Hands-on role supporting the build, maintenance, and operation of robotic systems in the automotive sector.
    Apply Here

  • Robotics Teacher (Part Time)
    Company: Concorde Education | Location: Fairfield, CT
    If teaching is your passion, this part-time role requires extensive robotics or computer science experience to inspire young minds.
    Apply Here

  • Robotics Teacher (Part-Time)
    Company: STEAMspark | Location: Dallas, TX
    Teaching robotics and engineering to young learners part-time, with a flexible schedule and competitive pay.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Robotics Software Engineer, Controls
    Company: Agility Robotics | Location: Remote, OR
    Tackle complex robot coordination problems and be a part of a team pushing the limits of robotics software.
    Apply Here

  • Principal Robotics Engineer
    Company: Approach Venture | Location: Austin, TX
    Build cutting-edge robotic defense systems. Perfect for those looking to lead and innovate in the defense sector.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is more popular than ever, and these roles let you contribute from wherever you are. Here’s a snapshot of what’s on offer this week.

  • Associate Curriculum Developer (AI and Robotics Education)
    Company: SureStart | Location: New York, NY
    Dive into curriculum development with a focus on AI and robotics. A great role for those with a background in data science or human-robot interaction.
    Apply Here

  • Coding & Robotics Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Wallops Island, VA
    Teach coding and robotics to students of various ages. Perfect for those passionate about education and tech.
    Apply Here

  • Software Engineer - Autonomous Robotics
    Company: Altitude AI | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
    Be part of the future of autonomous robots with a team that’s pushing boundaries. Great for software engineers with a passion for robotics.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Whether you’re looking to work from home or ready to tackle the next big thing in robotics, there’s something here for everyone. Good luck with your applications!

Quick example: I started getting remote callbacks after posting a tiny repo that converts ROS2 bag files to Parquet and runs a simple feature pass in a Colab notebook; if you’re ramping up, this rosbag2 tutorial helps: https://docs.ros.org/en/foxy/Tutorials/Beginner-CLI-Tools/Recording-And-Playing-Back-Data.html. I’m with the “apply promptly” advice, but double-check whether “remote” still expects quarterly on-site bring-up — several did for me. Think of these listings like a FIFO queue: act fast, then follow up once.

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Building on @erikV, I started getting remote callbacks after packaging a small ROS2 perception node into a one-click Docker demo and adding a 60s Loom; the readme shows “docker run ghcr.io/liamfoster/ros2-perception:latest” so reviewers can test without setup. If you’re aiming remote, note many teams still want 4–6 hours overlap, so I list my UTC-5 window and a short rig inventory to preempt the “do you have hardware?” question. Making it push-button like a toaster seems to cut through resume noise.

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But i’ve started baking a pre-bid sample-scale into the package — buyer’s scaler runs a mixed deck off the tract so we lock grade/defect before numbers; it’s let me hold minimums without fussing specs. @nina_powell_59 Would your mills show up for that, or do they insist on yard-only scales?

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Putting a minimal Gazebo sim behind a one-command ‘make demo’ plus a GitHub Actions run made reviewers try the code; I wired in a tiny KITTI clip so they don’t need private bags (The KITTI Vision Benchmark Suite). Small caveat: many ‘remote’ listings still want 4–6h U.S. overlap, so I add that availability in the README — like a resume with a play button.

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