Data Collection Technician
$30 - 36/hr
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$30 - 36/hr
About the role
- Collect robot demonstration and environment survey data using predefined experimental protocols.
- Operate robots, grippers, and teleoperation devices.
- To help the team with data collection (data-driven work)
- Set up and calibrate cameras, sensors, and data acquisition systems.
- Help set up the computer vision annotation pipeline.
- Ensure synchronization of vision, robot state, and sensor data.
- Verify data quality and identify failed or corrupted demonstrations.
- Document experimental conditions and maintain accurate records.
- Organize, label, upload, and maintain detailed records about collected datasets.
- Perform routine hardware inspections and report equipment issues.
- Assist with basic troubleshooting of robotics software and hardware
- Bachelor's degree in any field; ABachelor's degree in engineering is a huge plus 3-5years of experience is ideal; 2-3 years of teleoperating robots is a minimum.requirement
- Prior experience working with robots (arms and humanoids) and teleoperation systems is required.
- Experience in Robot operation
- Experience with teleoperation devices and camera calibration
- Teleoperation experiencewith different kinds of robots for data collection, and Hands-on data collection experience with robots
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent organizational and documentation skills.
- Ability to work independently withminimal supervision.
- Basic understanding of ROS/ROS2 and familiarity with different sensors such as cameras, LiDARs, etc.
- No C2C resumes are considered
- Thank you!
- FocusKPI Hiring Team
- Founded in 2010, FocusKPI, Inc. (FocusKPI) is a data science and technology firm specializing in predictive analytics practice and methodologies. FocusKPI is a US company headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, with an East Coast office in Boston, Massachusetts.
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