Robotics Technician

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What if the way you make a cup of coffee, fold laundry, or open a door could help teach the next generation of intelligent robots? We're looking for Robotics Technicians to capture video recordings of everyday tasks - creating the real-world training data that helps AI-powered robots learn to navigate and interact with human environments. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role open to anyone with a smartphone or camera and a willingness to follow clear recording guidelines. No robotics, engineering, or tech background required - just everyday life and a little time. Organization: Alignerr Type: Hourly Contract Location: Remote Commitment: 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Record video of yourself performing common household or workplace tasks - things you already do every day Follow clear guidelines for camera angles, framing, and task sequences to ensure high-quality data Capture interactions with everyday objects, surfaces, and environments Upload completed recordings and fill out simple metadata forms describing each session Maintain consistency and quality across recording sessions Who You Are Access to a smartphone or camera capable of recording clear video Comfortable following structured recording instructions Reliable internet connection for uploading video files Self-motivated and consistent when working independently No prior experience in robotics, AI, or technology required - if you can make breakfast, you're qualified Nice to Have Experience with video recording, content creation, or photography Familiarity with file management and uploading to cloud platforms Access to a variety of home or workspace environments Why Join Us Work on cutting-edge AI robotics projects alongside leading research labs Fully remote and flexible - record on your own schedule, in your own space Freelance autonomy with clear, structured task-based work Contribute to technology that is actively shaping the future of how robots interact with the world Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch