Data collection operator for physical AI programs, operating robotic systems via teleoperation tools to generate high‑quality real‑world data for training and evaluating AI models.
Compensation
Compensation: US$36/hour
Responsibilities
Operate robotic systems through VR or headset controls, robotic interfaces, and other teleoperation equipment
Execute assigned data collection tasks to established procedures, maintaining consistency, accuracy, and data quality
Troubleshoot basic hardware and connectivity issues
Document issues and escalate technical failures to the appropriate teams
Adapt to changes in workflows, equipment configurations, and procedures
The Manufacturing Engineer plays a critical role in optimizing production processes, improving manufacturing efficiency, and ensuring product quality within a manufacturing facility.
Responsibilities
Develop and optimize manufacturing processes, procedures, and workflows to improve productivity, reduce cycle times, and enhance product quality
Design and implement new manufacturing systems, equipment, and tools, including automation and robotics solutions
Conduct time and motion studies, process simulations, and capacity analyses to identify bottlenecks and propose solutions
Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to support new product introductions, prototype development, and manufacturing scale‑ups
Provide technical support and troubleshooting assistance to production teams, maintenance technicians, and operators
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering, or a related field
Lead technical and program execution for spacecraft systems engineering, overseeing architecture, requirements, verification, and integration across multidisciplinary teams.
Compensation
Full-time employment offers include company stock options and a generous benefits package including health, dental, vision, HSA, FSA, life, disability and retirement plans.
Responsibilities
Lead development, analysis, allocation, and management of system and subsystem requirements
Translate customer requirements and operational concepts into technical requirements and system architectures
Define and manage hardware, software, electrical, mechanical, thermal, and data interfaces
Support requirements management, configuration management, baseline control, and engineering change activities
Identify technical risks and develop mitigation strategies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics, or a related technical discipline
Lead mechanical design and program management for next‑generation AI factory data center facilities, overseeing liquid cooling, chiller plants, heat rejection, and modular construction.
Compensation
Your base salary will be determined based on your location, experience, and other objective job-related factors. The expected base salary ranges for this position are: 184,000 USD – 287,500 USD for Level 5; and 216,000 USD – 345,000 USD for Level 6.
Responsibilities
Lead data center product and facility builds, balancing cost, energy efficiency, schedule, and sustainability while integrating new technologies.
Own mechanical systems strategy and development, including liquid cooling, chiller plants, heat rejection, CDUs, and airside/hydronic systems, from concept through construction administration and commissioning.
Deliver design documentation and lead execution across all project phases (SD, DD, CD, CA) for greenfield, leased, and retrofit projects.
Partner with civil/structural, electrical, connectivity, controls, and hardware engineering to align rack-level thermal requirements with facility design, optimized for cost, speed, efficiency, and flexibility.
Drive prefabricated and modular construction strategies and build-to-break-ground schedules to accelerate deployment.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
Nice to have: prefabricated and modular construction