Responsibilities

• Assemble, bring up, and maintain Asimov units in our labs and at customer sites
• Service and support customer robots in the field, and turn what you learn into product feedback
• Build demos, robot skills, and policies on the Menlo Platform that show what Asimov can really do
• Finetune locomotion and JEPA policies to push real-world performance
• Run hardware and software workshops that get engineers building on Asimov fast
• Represent Menlo publicly through live demos, talks, and technical content that grow our developer community
• Create blogs, videos, and social content that build a following around the open humanoid stack

Requirements

• Deep hands-on comfort with hardware, or an obsessive drive to work on robots every single day
• A strong technical foundation in robotics, mechatronics, or AI, enough to build and debug real systems yourself
• An existing public body of work: blogs, talks, open-source contributions, or an engaged following
• The ability to turn deep technical work into content engineers actually want to read and watch
• Someone who loves shipping to real robots and showing it off, not just writing about it

Preferred

• Background as a mechatronics engineer or robotics hacker
• Experience with locomotion, imitation learning, or world models such as JEPA
• A software or AI background paired with genuine hardware obsession
• Experience running community programs, hackathons, or developer events
• Contributions to open-source robotics or ML projects