Robot training jobs by country
Robot Training Jobs in Japan
40 open robot training roles accept applicants in Japan right now, at 3 employers and programs. On-site and remote work, pulled live from each employer's job board every day.
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Live robot training roles you can apply to in Japan
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Employers hiring in Japan
Open roles you can apply to in Japan, by employer or program. Each page shows what it pays and how it works.
Roles in Japan by kind of work
What the roles open here involve, from piloting robots to supervising autonomous test vehicles. Open roles right now:
Robot training jobs in Japan: common questions
Can you do robot training jobs in Japan?
Yes. 40 of the 748 open robot training roles we track accept applicants in Japan right now: 7 remote and 33 on-site. Only 7 open roles accept workers in any country; the rest are limited to certain countries, usually because the work is done on-site at a lab, a depot or on a test route.
See the 40 roles open in JapanWhich employers hire for robot training in Japan?
Right now the most roles open to applicants in Japan are at TSMG (30), micro1 (7) and Wayve (3). In all, 3 employers and programs have roles you can apply to in Japan. Each one's page shows what it pays and how it works.
What kinds of robot training work are open in Japan?
By kind of work, the roles open in Japan right now are: AV & Drone Operators (32), Embodied-AI Data Annotation (4), Data & Demonstration Collection (3) and Robot Fleet Operations (1).
How much do robot training jobs pay in Japan?
6 of the 40 roles open in Japan state an hourly rate, all of them at micro1: $9 to $50 an hour, with a median of $11. The others state no hourly rate in the posting, so check each one before you apply.
See live pay by kind of workHow do I avoid robot training job scams in Japan?
Apply through the employer itself: every role here links to the employer's or program's own posting. Genuine employers and programs do not charge you to apply or to get an account, and buying or renting someone else's account breaks program rules and can get it removed.