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Robotics

These 55 robotics companies are hiring

Brian Heater

New year, new you — and what better way to celebrate than a new job? In spite of a very up and down 2024, plenty of robotics firms are still hiring.

Addverb Technologies (10 roles)
Advanced Construction Robotics (2 roles)
Agility Robotics (20 roles)
Aion Robotics (15 roles)
Astrobotic (4 roles)
Aurora (87 roles)
Beacon AI (2 roles)
Bonsai Robotics (14 roles)
CapSen Robotics (3 roles)
Chef Robotics (15 roles)
Collaborative Robotics (23 roles)
Contoro Robotics (5 roles)
CynLr (30 roles)
Deeplocal (5 roles)
Digital Dream Labs (4 roles)
Edge Case Research (2 roles)
ESTAT Actuation (1 role)
Farm-ng (3 roles)
Four Growers (6 roles)
Gather AI (2 roles)
Gecko Robotics (17 roles)
GrayMatter Robotics (15 roles)
Hellbender (2 roles)
Humanoid (24 roles)
Humotech (2 roles)
Identified Technologies (5 roles)
Intrinsic (12 roles)
ISEE (15 roles)
KEF Robotics (2 roles)
Mapless AI (3 roles)
Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (1 role)
Mine Vision Systems (2 roles)
Motional (7 roles)
National Robotics Engineering Center (2 roles)
Near Earth Autonomy (4 roles)
Neuraville (8 roles)
Nimble Robotics. (10 roles)
Onward Robotics (13 roles)
Outrider (13 roles)
Paradigm Robotics (3 roles)
Path Robotics (10 roles)
Pattern (2 roles)
Peppermint Robotics (2 roles)
Pickle Robot Company (25 roles)
Shearwater (2 roles)
Simbe Robotics (20 roles)
SKA Robotics (2 roles)
Skip (4 roles)
Solideon (3 roles)
ST Engineering Aethon (9 roles)
Stack AV (14 roles)
Symbotic (97 roles)
Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (3 roles)
The AI Institute (25 roles)
Titan Robotics (9 roles)

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Brian Heater

Brian Heater was the Hardware Editor at TechCrunch until early 2025. He has worked for a number of leading tech publications, including Engadget, PCMag, Laptop, and Tech Times, where he served as the Managing Editor. His writing has appeared in Spin, Wired, Playboy, Entertainment Weekly, The Onion, Boing Boing, Publishers Weekly, The Daily Beast and various other publications. He hosts the weekly Boing Boing interview podcast RiYL, has appeared as a regular NPR contributor and shares his Queens apartment with a rabbit named Juniper.

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2027
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