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Robotics teleoperator & human interaction partner (data collection)

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Location

onsite, Palo Alto, California, United States

Salary

$71k/yr

Commitment

Full Time

Level

Junior (<2 years)

Required skills

TeleoperationRoboticsData collectionBimanual robotic armsHuman-robot interactionSOP adherenceDetail-orientedTeamworkCommunicationComputer skillsSpreadsheetsSafety protocolsData handling

Job Description

Project Details:

Location: Palo Alto, CA — 100% onsite

Type: Contract

Schedule: Full-time; 8 hours/day, 5 days/week

Duration: Minimum 2-week engagement; potential extension through year-end and beyond

Start: ASAP

Compensation: $35/hour

Work authorization: Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

Overview

Support a robotics data collection pilot using I2RT YAM bimanual robotic arms. Each station operates with two people. You will carry out assigned teleoperation and/or human–robot interaction tasks to help capture consistent, high-quality data.

Key responsibilities

  • Teleoperate I2RT YAM bimanual robotic arms to execute scripted tasks precisely, following SOPs.
  • Perform human–robot interaction tasks per script, including gestures and object handovers.
  • Use client-provided equipment and follow documented SOPs and examples; complete hands-on training and apply it consistently.
  • Coordinate closely with your station partner to maintain timing, consistency, and safety.
  • Record trial status, notes, and anomalies as directed; promptly flag issues and assist with resets/retries.
  • Adhere to onsite safety, privacy, and data handling protocols; provide constructive feedback to improve procedures.

Qualifications

  • Detail-oriented, reliable, and consistent in repetitive, process-driven work.
  • Clear communication and teamwork; receptive to coaching and feedback.
  • Prior teleoperation/robotics or lab data collection experience preferred; training provided.
  • Basic computer skills for simple logging and spreadsheets.

Ready to join the team?

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