@Mind_Robotics - Mind Robotics

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Mind Robotics is building intelligent robotics for industrial deployment. We believe the fastest path to broadly capable robots is through clearly defined, high-impact environments. We are starting where the need is most. website
Mind Robotics is building the generalized physical intelligence required to solve the world’s most demanding industrial challenges. x.com/mind_robotics

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Palo Alto, CA · Founded 2025 · Factories

Founded by Rivian’s RJ Scaringe in November 2025, Mind Robotics is developing AI models and hardware for robots to handle jobs fixed equipment still struggles with. Within months, they had raised more than $1 billion, including a May 2026 round to fund more deployments. Rivian’s factories give Mind a place to test their technology as the company works toward serving manufacturers outside the auto industry.

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Data Flywheel
 Field Technician, Data CollectionNormal, ILonsite2026-10-09
 QA Reviewer, Data AnnotationPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-10-20
G&A
 Communications LeadPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-10-05
Hardware Engineering
 Electrical Design EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-04-06
 Electrical Design Engineer, Power ElectronicsPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-10-16
 Electrical Design LeadPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-07-24
 Mechanical Design EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-04-06
 Mechanical Design Engineer, PlasticsPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-29
 Mechanical Design Engineer, Tactile SensingPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-05-18
 Mechanical Design Engineer, WearablesPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-15
 Safety EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-05-06
 Test Engineer, ActuationPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-01
 Thermal Design EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-05-18
 Tools and PLM EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-10-16
Operations
 Global Supply Chain ManagerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-06-10
 IT Operations LeadPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-08
 Supplier Industrialization EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-08-31
 Technical Program Manager, HardwarePalo Alto, CAonsite2026-06-25
 Technical Program Manager, SoftwarePalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-21
Software Engineering
 Data Infrastructure EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-01-26
 DevOps EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-08-13
 Firmware EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-06-15
 Forward Deployed EngineerNormal, ILonsite2026-06-10
 Research + ModelingPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-01-26
 Research EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-01-26
 Robotics Software EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-01-26
 Simulation and Validation Software EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-08-13
 Software Engineer, Data PlatformPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-09-25
 Software Engineer, Edge & Field SystemsPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-07-02
 System Integration EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-08-26
 Systems EngineerPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-11-07
 Tech Lead ManagerNormal, ILonsite2026-10-21
 Tech Lead, Software Infrastructure and Fleet ManagementPalo Alto, CAonsite2026-08-24
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