Robotics Assistant at Collaborative Robotics | Seattle

Collaborative Robotics is looking for a Robotics Assistant in Seattle to support AI data collection projects. This hands-on role plays a part in improving how collaborative mobile robots interact with people in real-world settings. What you will do Assist with projects that gather data for AI development Contribute to efforts that shape how robots work along…

The Allen Institute is hiring a Research Scientist in Robotics to join the Ai2 Robotics Team in Seattle, WA. This position requires working from the Seattle office, with specific on-site expectations depending on team and project needs. For questions about work arrangements, candidates should speak directly with a recruiter. Role overview This role centers on fundamental research in robotics, with a focus on foundation models. The work involves developing open methodologies, datasets, benchmarks, and models. Research Scientists here design and run practical experiments using both large-scale simulation tools and real-world robots. Responsibilities include leading research projects, mentoring interns and pre-doctoral researchers, writing scientific papers, and collaborating with peers from other institutions such as universities. The team values ambitious research and aims for significant breakthroughs rather than incremental progress. Key focus areas Robot manipulation Large-scale training in simulated environments Sim-to-real transfer Foundation models Skill learning The team regularly publishes in leading conferences and journals in robotics (CoRL, ICRA, RSS), computer vision (CVPR, ICCV, ECCV), and machine learning (NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML). Compensation Base salary ranges from $167,030 to $260,570. The total compensation package also includes generous bonus plans. About the team Led by Dieter Fox, the Robotics group at Ai2 focuses on scalable simulation domains to analyze the scaling and generalization of foundation models for robotics. The team is committed to open-source research and aims to advance the development of broadly capable robots for societal benefit.

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ harnesses cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, AI/deep learning, and laser technology to eradicate weeds with astonishing precision—without the use of herbicides. This groundbreaking approach minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and aids farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Designed in Seattle and manufactured in our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is pioneering a new era in automated weed management. With $157 million raised from esteemed investors including BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.Our team is straightforward and action-oriented, dedicated to bringing our visions to fruition. Whether innovating transformative technologies or visiting farms to ensure our products are effective and safe, we do what it takes to meet our customers' needs.Joining us means tackling significant challenges with substantial impacts. You will have opportunities for professional growth, to solve intricate problems, and to contribute meaningfully to a mission that is vital. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team to operate autonomously and make practical, real-world decisions.Be part of our journey as we innovate, implement, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | NewsAs a Robot Systems Software Engineer at Carbon Robotics, you will collaborate with software, mechanical, and electrical engineering teams to develop AI and robotics solutions. Specifically, you will engage in the design and implementation of features and algorithms for robotic systems.Your commitment to ensuring our customers receive reliable and safe products may involve hands-on visits to farms.

At Carbon Robotics, we are revolutionizing the agricultural industry with our innovative LaserWeeder™. By utilizing cutting-edge robotics, advanced computer vision, artificial intelligence, and precision laser technology, we eliminate weeds with remarkable accuracy—without the use of harmful herbicides. Our solutions not only reduce environmental impact but also enhance soil health, addressing critical labor shortages and escalating farming costs. Proudly designed in Seattle and manufactured at our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder sets a new standard in automated weed management.As a dynamic team that values action and results, we are committed to transforming ideas into reality, whether through designing pioneering technology or engaging directly with farmers to ensure our products are safe and effective. Joining us means tackling significant challenges that have a lasting impact and enjoying opportunities for professional development while contributing to a mission that truly matters.Be a part of our journey as we innovate, execute, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | NewsAs a Junior Software Engineer specializing in Robot Systems at Carbon Robotics, you will collaborate closely with software, mechanical, and electrical teams to develop AI and robotics products. Your primary focus will be on designing and implementing critical features and algorithms for our robotic systems.Key Responsibilities:Collaborate with engineering teams to develop efficient robotic software that powers our groundbreaking LaserWeeder robots and Autonomous Tractor Kits.Build, troubleshoot, and enhance robotics system software while developing tools that optimize high-performance robotic algorithms.Contribute to advancing AI capabilities by refining our machine learning pipelines and integrating related technologies.

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ utilizes cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, AI/deep learning, and lasers to eradicate weeds with sub-millimeter precision, all without the use of herbicides. This groundbreaking technology minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and assists farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Designed in Seattle and manufactured at our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is revolutionizing automated weed management. With $157 million in backing from esteemed investors like BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.As a proactive team, we pride ourselves on executing our ideas effectively. Whether it's developing transformative technology or visiting farms to ensure our products are reliable and safe, we commit to delivering exceptional value to our customers.Joining Carbon Robotics means engaging with significant challenges that create substantial impact. You will find opportunities for professional growth, tackle intricate problems, and contribute meaningfully to a mission that is both important and impactful. We empower our team members to make independent decisions and apply practical solutions.Come and be part of our journey as we innovate, execute, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ employs cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, and lasers to eradicate weeds with extraordinary precision—without the use of harmful herbicides. This revolutionary approach minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and assists farmers in tackling labor shortages and increasing costs. Crafted in Seattle and manufactured at our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is redefining automated weed management. With a substantial $157 million investment from notable backers such as BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.As a proactive team with a strong commitment to execution, we take pride in bringing our ideas to fruition. Whether it involves designing groundbreaking technology or visiting farms to ensure our products are dependable and safe, we go above and beyond to meet our customers' needs.Joining our team means addressing significant challenges that yield substantial impacts. You will find ample opportunities for professional growth, the chance to tackle complex problems, and the ability to contribute meaningfully to a cause that truly matters. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team members to act autonomously and make pragmatic, real-world decisions.Come aboard as we innovate, implement, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | NewsAs a Wiring Harness Engineer at Carbon Robotics, you will play a pivotal role in designing and laying out the wiring interconnect system, conducting tests on new systems, and collaborating with mechanical and software teams to refine designs. Your responsibilities will include developing system layouts, block diagrams, bills of materials (BOMs), and schematics using CAD software, as well as providing manufacturing support to our contract manufacturing partners. You will do whatever it takes—which may include visiting farms—to guarantee our customers receive reliable and safe products.

The Allen Institute is seeking interns for its Robotics team in Seattle, WA. This full-time, 12-week research internship welcomes undergraduate, master's, and PhD students with a focus on AI-related fields. Interns are expected to work on-site at the Seattle office, though specific arrangements may vary by team. For questions about work location or flexibility, contact the recruiter directly. Role overview Interns will join a group dedicated to advancing robotics research. The work centers on tackling challenges in foundation models and robotics competencies. Projects may involve contributing to open datasets, developing benchmarks, and building resources that serve the broader robotics community. Who can apply Open to undergraduate, master's, and PhD students in AI-related disciplines Strong interest in robotics, computer vision, machine learning, natural language processing, agents, or embodied AI International applicants welcome; visa sponsorship is available Applicants should have a solid research background Internship details Full-time, 12-week program Start dates are flexible On-site in Seattle, WA Compensation Annualized compensation rates depend on current degree enrollment: Undergraduate Research Intern: $94,320 per year Master's Research Intern: $106,110 per year PhD Research Intern: $140,000 per year

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ employs cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, AI/deep learning, and laser technology to eradicate weeds with unparalleled precision—without the need for herbicides. This groundbreaking solution minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and assists farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Designed in Seattle and manufactured in our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder establishes a new benchmark in automated weed management. With $157 million in funding from esteemed investors including BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.We pride ourselves on a straightforward, action-oriented team culture, dedicated to realizing our concepts. From designing transformative technologies to visiting farms ensuring our products are dependable and safe, we strive to deliver exceptional value to our customers.Working with us means addressing significant challenges that have a substantial impact. You will encounter opportunities for professional growth, tackle complex problems, and contribute meaningfully to a mission that resonates. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team to act autonomously and make pragmatic decisions that matter.Join us as we innovate, execute, and collaboratively shape the future of agriculture.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

The Allen Institute is looking for a Predoctoral Young Investigator in Robotics to join its Seattle, WA office. This position is designed for early-career researchers interested in language-model-based artificial intelligence and natural language processing, with a focus on robotics. Candidates planning to start a PhD program within one to three years are encouraged to apply. Those already enrolled in a PhD program who wish to align their research with the Institute's work are also welcome. Flexible start dates and arrangements can be discussed. Location and On-Site Expectations This role is based in Seattle, WA, with work taking place at The Allen Institute offices. On-site requirements may vary depending on the team and position. For specific questions about work arrangements, contact the recruiter. Role Details Duration: 1 to 3 years Start date: Flexible Team Overview The Robotics team, led by Dieter Fox, develops scalable simulation environments to study how foundation models in robotics can scale and generalize. The group is committed to creating capable robots for societal benefit and shares all research openly. Research Focus Areas This position is suited for candidates with interests in robotics, particularly in areas such as: Robot manipulation Large-scale training in simulated environments Sim-to-real transfer Skill learning Research Opportunities Robot Foundation Models: Investigate how foundation models for robotics can scale and generalize, supporting the development of robots for real-world applications. Manipulation and Skill Learning: Develop new methods to enhance the capabilities of robotic systems. Compensation Salary: $113,300

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ utilizes cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, and lasers to eradicate weeds with unparalleled precision—without the use of herbicides. This groundbreaking technology not only minimizes environmental impact but also enhances soil health while assisting farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Developed in Seattle and manufactured in our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is redefining automated weed management. With $157 million in backing from influential investors including BOND, NVentures (the venture arm of NVIDIA), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.Our team embodies a straightforward, action-oriented approach, taking pride in transforming ideas into reality. Whether it’s innovating technology or visiting farms to ensure the reliability and safety of our products, we are committed to delivering exceptional value to our customers.Joining Carbon Robotics means engaging with significant challenges that yield substantial impacts. You will have the chance to expand your professional skills, tackle intricate problems, and contribute to a mission that truly matters. We empower our team to work autonomously and make practical, real-world decisions.Become part of our journey as we innovate, execute, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

At Anduril Industries, we are redefining defense technology with a commitment to enhancing U.S. and allied military capabilities through cutting-edge innovation. By integrating the expertise and technology of the most forward-thinking companies into the defense sector, we are revolutionizing the design, creation, and deployment of military systems. Our advanced systems operate on Lattice OS, an AI-driven platform that synthesizes vast data streams into a real-time, 3D command and control environment. As we navigate a new era of strategic competition, our mission is to deliver pioneering autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking solutions to military operations in a matter of months, not years.ABOUT OUR TEAMThe Air Dominance & Strike team at Anduril is at the forefront of developing aerial and multi-domain robotic systems. We are responsible for bringing innovative products such as Fury, our unmanned fighter jet, and Barracuda, an air-breathing cruise missile, from concept to reality. Our team pioneers the Lattice for Mission Autonomy, our flagship software platform that enables seamless collaboration among multiple robotic assets, including both proprietary and third-party systems, across diverse missions. Collaborating closely with specialized teams in Perception, Motion Planning, Hardware, and Test Engineering, we tackle the most complex challenges faced by our clients. We are seeking passionate software engineers and roboticists eager to build a robust autonomy software stack that encompasses computer vision, motion planning, SLAM, controls, estimation, and secure communications.WHAT YOU'LL BE DOINGDevelop and maintain essential libraries and services that facilitate critical functions for collaborative robotic teams, such as motion deconfliction and contingency management for high-speed aerial vehicles.Lead the development and implementation of significant features for our products, with recent projects including the creation of terminal-phase autonomy for various air vehicles and devising test plans using live surrogates.Collaborate closely with both Anduril and third-party vehicle hardware teams, alongside operational experts (e.g., fighter pilots, UAV operators), to align on product development requirements and iterate towards optimal design solutions.

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ utilizes state-of-the-art robotics, computer vision, AI/deep learning, and precision laser technology to eradicate weeds with unparalleled accuracy, all while eliminating the need for harmful herbicides. This pioneering solution minimizes environmental damage, enhances soil health, and assists farmers in overcoming labor shortages and increasing expenses. Designed in Seattle and manufactured at our advanced facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is revolutionizing automated weed management. Backed by $157 million in investment from leading firms including BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of agricultural innovation.As a decisive and proactive team, we pride ourselves on transforming ideas into reality. Whether it's engineering groundbreaking technology or visiting farms to ensure our offerings are dependable and safe, we are dedicated to meeting our customers' needs.Joining our team means engaging with significant challenges that yield substantial impact. You'll have the chance to develop professionally, tackle intricate problems, and contribute to a mission that truly matters. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our workforce to operate autonomously and make pragmatic, real-world choices.Come be a part of our journey to innovate, execute, and shape the future of agriculture!YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

Anduril Industries builds advanced defense technology for the U.S. and allied militaries. With Lattice OS at the core, Anduril’s systems fuse data streams into a real-time 3D command and control platform. The company focuses on delivering autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking to the military in months, not years. Team Overview: Connected Warfare Division The Connected Warfare Division creates mission-critical systems for global command and control. The team integrates robotics, sensor networks, and software to form connected mesh ecosystems, supporting rapid, informed decisions for military partners. The Mission Command team delivers software that connects to a wide range of endpoints worldwide, supporting operational effectiveness. Role Overview: Senior Solutions Architect This Senior Solutions Architect role sits within the Mission Command division. The position bridges engineering, program management, and business development. The architect works directly with customers from the outset, gathering requirements and shaping proposal packages, roadmaps, staffing plans, and demonstrations to secure new programs. Key Responsibilities Define requirements for complex programs and create engineering and staffing plans that meet customer needs and timelines. Design presentations, responses to RFIs, and white paper templates for other Solutions Architects to use as starting points. Serve as a trusted partner to growth and engineering teams, representing Mission Command’s current capabilities and future possibilities to senior government clients and partner leadership. Develop strategies for exercises that improve the likelihood of winning future opportunities, then lead and oversee large-scale exercise implementations. Work with external companies to plan prototypes that combine capabilities, leading delivery of these prototypes alongside engineering teams. Demonstrate autonomy in task completion and take ownership of multiple complex deliverables. Be recognized across Anduril as a key resource for the Mission Command division. Location Seattle, Washington, United States

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ harnesses cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, and laser technology to precisely eliminate weeds without the use of herbicides. This groundbreaking approach minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and alleviates challenges of labor shortages and increasing costs for farmers. Crafted in Seattle and produced at our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder sets a new benchmark for automated weed management. Backed by $157 million in funding from esteemed investors including BOND, NVentures (the venture arm of NVIDIA), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.Our team operates with a pragmatic, action-oriented mindset, committed to delivering on our ideas. From designing transformative technologies to visiting farms to ensure the reliability and safety of our products, we take all necessary steps to meet our customers’ needs.At Carbon Robotics, you will confront significant challenges that yield substantial impacts. Here, you will have the chance to advance your professional growth, tackle complex problems, and contribute to a meaningful mission. We empower our team members to work independently and make practical, real-world decisions.Join us as we innovate, execute, and collaboratively build the future of agriculture.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | NewsIn the role of Mechanical Engineer, Vehicle Structures at Carbon Robotics, you will be instrumental in designing innovative vehicle structures for robotic systems that will revolutionize our customers' operations. Your extensive experience in architecture, design, analysis, prototyping, production, and support of new products will be applied to several key programs currently in development. As a member of a dynamic Mechanical Engineering team, you will also mentor and assist in the growth of junior engineers to ensure collective success.

Join our Team:At Rover, we prioritize the bond between pets and their owners. Our mission is to connect pet parents with dependable pet care services across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia.With our headquarters located in Seattle and Barcelona, we are a rapidly growing tech company driven by our core values. We are dedicated to creating safe and customized experiences tailored to the unique needs of each pet. Our investment in AI as a business accelerator empowers all team members with AI tools to enhance our community's experiences.Recognized as one of the best workplaces, we have been featured in Seattle Business Magazine’s 100 Best Companies to Work For and Washington’s Best Workplaces in the Puget Sound Business Journal. At Rover, we strive to foster an accessible, inclusive, and welcoming community, which begins with our employees.Are you ready to make a difference? Join our pack and embark on this exciting journey with us!Position OverviewWe are in search of a dedicated and detail-oriented Assistant Controller to bolster our accounting team within a dynamic, private equity-backed tech company. Reporting directly to the Controller, this pivotal role is essential for maintaining the accuracy, integrity, and scalability of our financial reporting and accounting operations.The Assistant Controller will oversee essential accounting processes, including monthly and annual financial reporting, audit management, technical accounting, and equity accounting. Additionally, this role will support M&A initiatives, encompassing purchase accounting and post-acquisition integration.

About the Role The George, a well-known dining spot in Seattle, is looking for a Full-Time Server Assistant. This position supports the front-of-house team to help create a welcoming atmosphere for guests. What You Will Do Assist servers during meal service Keep dining and service areas clean and organized Deliver attentive, friendly service to guests Location This role is based at The George in Seattle.

At Coupang, we are dedicated to astonishing our customers. We strive for excellence and know we are succeeding when we hear our customers say, “How did I ever live without Coupang?” Our company was founded on a mission to simplify shopping, dining, and living, and we are revolutionizing the billion-dollar commerce industry from the ground up. As one of the fastest-growing retail entities, we have built an exceptional reputation as a reliable leader in South Korean commerce.We take pride in our unique blend of startup culture combined with the resources of a large, publicly traded company. This dynamic allows us to maintain our rapid growth and launch new services at an unprecedented pace. Our team is composed of entrepreneurial spirits who thrive on driving new initiatives and innovations. At Coupang, you will witness personal, team, and company growth every day.Join us in our mission to shape the future of commerce. We challenge conventional boundaries to solve problems and redefine traditional trade-offs. Be part of Coupang to create extraordinary experiences in an always-on, high-tech, hyper-connected world.

Read AI develops tools that add intelligence to team collaboration, helping groups stay productive across meetings, messaging, and email. The platform connects with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Slack, making it easier for teams to coordinate and move projects ahead from anywhere. With $81 million in backing from Smash Capital, Madrona, and Goodwater Capital, Read AI is expanding its impact on AI-powered teamwork. Role overview This Senior Fullstack Software Engineer position is based at Read AI’s Seattle headquarters. The role involves both hands-on feature development and shaping the technical direction of the product. The engineer will design scalable systems, establish coding standards, and help define the technical roadmap. The work spans complex backend logic and building responsive, reliable user experiences. Read AI values engineers who are comfortable with ambiguity, mentor others, and focus on building systems that stand the test of time. What you will do Architectural leadership: Design and implement scalable web applications and distributed systems across the stack. Technical excellence: Maintain high code quality through code reviews, automated tests, and clear documentation. System ownership: Take responsibility for major product areas from initial design through deployment and ongoing improvement. Cross-functional strategy: Collaborate with Product and Design to shape the roadmap, balancing technical feasibility and scalability. Performance and reliability: Address issues affecting application speed, database performance, and frontend rendering. Mentorship: Support mid-level and junior engineers, encouraging best practices and ongoing learning. DevOps culture: Improve CI/CD pipelines, observability, and infrastructure-as-code. Location This role is on-site at Read AI’s Seattle HQ. Learn more Find additional information at https://www.read.ai/.

Join our dynamic team at Maxim Staffing Solutions as a Medical Assistant in Seattle! This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals looking to advance their career in the healthcare industry. Our Medical Assistants play a crucial role in providing excellent patient care and support to healthcare professionals.If you are passionate about helping others and are looking for an engaging work environment, we want to hear from you!

About YWCA Seattle King Snohomish YWCA Seattle King Snohomish stands as the region’s largest non-profit focused on empowering women, with a legacy spanning over 120 years. Each year, the organization serves around 7,000 people, making a lasting difference in the community. Led by women and BIPOC leaders, YWCA places a strong emphasis on family support and employee well-being. Full-time staff (30+ hours per week) receive a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical insurance, generous vacation, holiday and sick leave, and a retirement plan. Kitchen Assistant Role at Angeline’s Day Center The Kitchen Assistant works at Angeline’s Day Center, supporting the Kitchen Lead in training food service interns and volunteers. The meal program delivers thousands of nutritious meals to homeless women each month, with up to 75 meals served at each mealtime. Angeline’s Day Program operates as a drop-in center for homeless women, providing meals, showers, laundry, mental health counseling, healthcare, classes, and activities. Commitment to Equity and Social Justice This role uses a social justice lens, encouraging critical thinking about how systemic issues like racism and poverty affect the work. Valuing diversity and advocating for anti-racism are core to YWCA’s mission. People of color are strongly encouraged to apply. Schedule Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:30am – 4:00pm Saturday, Sunday: 10:00am – 6:30pm