RobotTraining.jobs
Free job board for paid robot-training work: teleoperation, demonstration capture, AV and drone test operation. Featured roles $99 for 30 days.
From $99/role Free tier
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Bottom line
Niche job board for the people who teach robots: teleoperators, demonstration and first-person video recorders, embodied-AI labelers, fleet technicians, and self-driving and drone test operators. It lists about 1,000 openings read daily from 119 employers with the hourly pay they post. Employers are listed free; a featured role is $99 for 30 days, and its own employer page reports 371 apply clicks in its last 30 days.
Stands out for: Nobody else aggregates this work in one place: robotics labs, AV fleets, drone programs and footage-collection projects, with typical pay worked out per employer and job type. For a robotics or physical-AI company hiring operators, listing is automatic and free, and results are tracked through your own source code before any fee.
Watch out for: It is a job seeker board, so you cannot post a role directly unless your careers site is one it reads. One subcontractor accounts for nearly half of all listings, about 80% of postings carry no pay, and the site earns referral fees from some home-recording programs it links to. Reach is modest, with 371 apply clicks in 30 days.
Overview
RobotTraining.jobs is a job board run by O-mega Enterprise in San Francisco, founded by Yuma Heymans, who also co-founded HeroHunt.ai and runs CareJobs.Now on the same platform.
It covers seven kinds of work: robot teleoperation, data and demonstration collection, egocentric and wearable video capture, embodied-AI annotation, robot task evaluation and QA, robot fleet operations, and autonomous vehicle and drone operators. At the last check it listed 1,022 openings from 119 employers, including Tesla, Waymo, Zoox, Figure, Amazon Prime Air and 1X.
Listings are read daily from employers' own job boards and link straight to the employer's application. Where a posting states pay, it is shown; across 117 posted rates the median was $25 an hour, with most between $20 and $40.
Employers pay only for extras. A featured role is $99 for 30 days, alert email placements are sold per send, and a free tracked pilot can move to per-referral, per-applicant or per-candidate fees capped at the employer's referral bonus.
The site publishes its own reach: 371 apply clicks to 59 employers in the 30 days to October 14, 2026. It also discloses that some links to home-recording programs earn it a referral fee.
Who it's for
Best for
- Robotics and physical-AI companies hiring teleoperators
- Autonomous vehicle and drone programs hiring test operators
- Recruiters benchmarking hourly pay for operator roles
Not ideal for
- Employers outside robotics, AV or drones
- Agencies wanting to post jobs for clients
- Teams that need a searchable candidate database
Key features
Jobs from the source. Openings re-checked daily from the job boards of the robotics labs, autonomous vehicle, drone and data-collection employers it follows.
Posted pay. Hourly rates shown where a posting states them, with each employer's typical pay where it does not.
Job types. Teleoperation, demonstration and egocentric capture, embodied-AI annotation, robot QA, fleet operations, and AV and drone operators.
Tracked results. Applicants arrive with your source code, so you can count them in your own system before paying.
Pricing
Free for job seekers, and every employer whose job board it reads is listed at no cost. A featured role is $99 for 30 days, ranked higher and labelled on matching search pages; a place in the weekly alert email is priced per send. Employers can start with a free tracked pilot, then pay per onboarded referral, per qualified applicant or per accepted candidate, at or under their own referral bonus. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 15 Oct 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
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Is RobotTraining.jobs expensive?
RobotTraining.jobs starts at $99/role. We list 71 job boards tools in total. 15 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $299 a month.
- 26 quote-based
- 15 free tier
- 30 public price
Worked out automatically from every job boards listing, so it updates as the directory changes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Only board focused on robot training and operator work
- Free automatic listing for employers it reads
- Posted pay and typical pay by employer
Cons
- No direct job posting
- Most listings carry no posted pay
- Small audience so far
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