Use VR headsets and gloves to control high-tech robotics with precision
● Convert human motion into robotic action—your movements shape how robots learn
● Perform structured, repeatable tasks that support the development of advanced AI models
● Stay fully immersed using live video feeds, depth cues, and system feedback
● Engage in active, full-body motion: bending, squatting, reaching, standing, and sitting during
VR sessions, includes walking outside VR
● Handle and transport robot batteries (25–30 lbs) to keep daily operations running smoothly
● Prep and calibrate robot workstations to ensure smooth handoff between operators
● Meet daily quotas and quality benchmarks with accuracy and consistency
● Spot issues like tracking drift, unusual robot behavior, or hardware problems
● Record session details, observations, and anomalies in tracking tools
● Organize, validate, label, and upload high-quality robotics data
● Track configuration changes in software, hardware, and environment setups
● Perform basic system checks—sensor alignment, connectivity, calibration
● Communicate technical issues clearly to engineering teams
● Follow safety guidelines, ergonomic best practices, and equipment protocols
● Continuously learn through training and support improvement initiatives
● Collaborate closely with teammates to raise performance and data quality
Role Highlights That Set You Up for
Success
Stay Active While Working With Cutting-Edge Tech
This is a great fit if you enjoy a role that keeps you moving. You'll stay physically engaged
throughout the day with tasks that involve light lifting, switching between sitting and standing, and
moving around VR workstations.
Work in Immersive VR—Every Day
If VR excites you, you’ll love this job. You’ll spend significant time operating robots inside virtual
environments using high-end VR headsets designed for comfort and precision. Prior VR experience
is helpful but not required—many of our best operators come from gaming or tech-curious
backgrounds