Data Collector (Night Shift)

Job Description

Humanoid is the first AI and robotics company in the UK, creating the world’s most advanced, reliable, commercially scalable, and safe humanoid robots. Our first humanoid robot HMND 01 is a next-gen labour automation unit, providing highly efficient services across various use cases, starting with industrial applications.


We are looking for Data Collector for Humanoid Robot (Night Shift) to join our team based in London, UK, working from 10:30 PM to 6:30 AM.


Our Mission


At Humanoid we strive to create the world’s leading, commercially scalable, safe, and advanced humanoid robots that seamlessly integrate into daily life and amplify human capacity.

Vision


In a world where artificial intelligence opens up new horizons, our faith in its potential unveils a new outlook where, together, humans and machines build a new future filled with knowledge, inspiration, and incredible discoveries. The development of a functional humanoid robot underpins an era of abundance and well-being where poverty will disappear, and people will be able to choose what they want to do. We believe that providing a universal basic income will eventually be a true evolution of our civilisation.


Solution


The Data Collector for Humanoid Robot is responsible for gathering and recording data from humanoid robots during various test scenarios. This role does not require technical expertise, as all necessary training will be provided in-house. The primary requirement is the ability to follow written instructions carefully and seek assistance when needed.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Follow detailed instructions to collect data from humanoid robots in different test environments.
  • Record observations and data as instructed, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
  • Assist with setting up robots for data collection under the guidance of engineers.
  • Communicate any issues encountered during data collection to the engineering team.
  • Handle robots with care and ensure that all testing protocols are followed correctly.
  • Maintain a clean and organised workspace during and after data collection sessions.

Requirements:

  • No formal qualifications required; all training will be provided.
  • Ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately.
  • Willingness to ask for help when needed.
  • Attention to detail and ability to work methodically.
  • Comfortable working with robots in a structured environment.
  • Reliable and able to work as part of a team.

Work Environment:

  • Onsite work in a robotics lab or testing facility.
  • May involve physical interaction with robots, including basic positioning and handling.
  • All troubleshooting and technical issues will be handled by the engineering team.

Benefits

  • High competitive salary.
  • 23 working days of vacation per year.
  • Flexible working hours.
  • Opportunity to work on the latest technologies in AI and Robotics.
  • Startup model, offering a dynamic and innovative work environment.

Salary: GBP 30000 - 42000 per year
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