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Robot Training Jobs in Mexico

Right now 18 open robot training roles take applicants in Mexico, spread across . Those that state a rate typically pay $5 to $19 an hour (about MX$95 to MX$355). The list covers on-site and remote work and is refreshed daily from each employer's own job board.

Robot training openings for applicants in Mexico

Updated 4 Nov 2026, 06:02 UTC

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Employers hiring in Mexico

Grouped by employer or program: 9 have roles you can apply to in Mexico today, and 47 state on its own page or record that it does not hire there. The pay shown is measured from each one's roles open here, and the payment methods are taken from its own terms. Sorted by what an application there is likely worth to you, with a referral lift for employers that pay us a referral fee; your pay is never affected.

No roles for Mexico right now

Employers whose own page or record excludes Mexico, and employers with nothing open to Mexico today.

Robot training pay in Mexico

Roles open to applicants in Mexico typically pay $5 to $19 an hour (about MX$95 to MX$355), and the median is $7 an hour. That band is the 25th percentile of what roles pay (the middle of each advertised range) to the 90th-percentile advertised ceiling, taken from the 9 roles that state a rate.

Most postings state pay in US dollars, and some employers set a different rate by location, so check each posting. Amounts in MXN use the European Central Bank reference rate of 4 Nov 2026, US$1 = 18.65 MXN.

Open roles and typical pay by kind of work in Mexico
Kind of workOpen hereTypical pay
Egocentric & Wearable Capture7$7-$10/hr
Robot Fleet Operations3Too few rates
Robot Teleoperation3Too few rates
Embodied-AI Data Annotation3$4-$8/hr
Data & Demonstration Collection1Too few rates
AV & Drone Operators1Too few rates

Cities with robot jobs in Mexico

Most of this work is done on-site, so each city page lists the jobs based there, who is hiring and the pay the postings state. Open jobs right now:

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Getting paid from Mexico

Tax, in the employers' own terms

From our research on each employer hiring in Mexico, what its payment terms say about tax:

  • Keywords Studios: The October 30, 2026 robot pilot postings are permanent, full-time jobs at MXN 10,500 a month before taxes with statutory benefits (prestaciones de ley), plus insurance, a savings fund and grocery vouchers after 45 days or three months.

Questions about robot training jobs in Mexico

Can people in Mexico get robot training jobs?

They can. Today 18 of 1,138 listed robot training jobs take applicants living in Mexico: 11 remote and 7 on-site. Just 2 listings set no country rule at all. The others name specific countries, mostly because the robot, vehicle or test route is physically there.

Which employers hire for robot training in Mexico?

The employers with the most roles open to applicants in Mexico today: Claru (4), micro1 (4) and DoorDash Labs (2). Altogether, 9 employers and programs offer roles you can apply to in Mexico. Their pages cover the pay and how each one works.

Which types of robot training work can I find in Mexico?

Open roles in Mexico today, by kind of work: Egocentric & Wearable Capture (7), Robot Fleet Operations (3), Robot Teleoperation (3), Embodied-AI Data Annotation (3), Data & Demonstration Collection (1) and AV & Drone Operators (1).

Which robot training employers do not take applicants in Mexico?

Alignerr takes workers only in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Singapore, Slovenia, Slovakia and the United States. Aurora Innovation takes workers only in the United States. Latitude AI takes workers only in the United States. Collaborative Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Scout AI takes workers only in the United States. Nimble Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Beep takes workers only in the United States. Cota Robotics takes workers only in Sweden. REVEL takes workers only in Czechia. Sunday Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Tutor Intelligence takes workers only in the United States. 120ft takes workers only in Sweden. Adexis takes workers only in the United Kingdom. Allen Control Systems takes workers only in the United States. Droyd takes workers only in the United States. Flexdrive (Lyft) takes workers only in the United States. Foundation Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Generalist AI takes workers only in the United States. Maven Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Mind Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Neros takes workers only in the United States. Performance Drone Works takes workers only in the United States. Physical Intelligence takes workers only in the United States. Pickle Robot takes workers only in the United States. Pyka takes workers only in the United States. Saildrone takes workers only in the United States. Skyways takes workers only in the United States. Workstream takes workers only in the Philippines. ALTEN Technology USA takes workers only in the United States. Ambi Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Apptronik takes workers only in the United States. Bedrock Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Boston Dynamics takes workers only in the United States. Built Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Corvus Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Diligent Robotics takes workers only in the United States. Formic takes workers only in the United States. Kargo takes workers only in the United States. Mach Industries takes workers only in the United States. Noble Machines takes workers only in the United States. Overland AI takes workers only in the United States. Path Robotics takes workers only in the United States. RemoExperts takes workers only in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa. Sanctuary AI takes workers only in Canada. Saturn Labs takes workers only in the United States. Sunain takes workers only in Canada, Malaysia, Singapore and Türkiye. Third Wave Automation takes workers only in the United States. Every line is sourced from the employer's own page or a dated report; see Employers.

What do robot training jobs in Mexico pay?

9 of the 18 roles open in Mexico state an hourly rate, typically $5 to $19 an hour, with a median of $7 (about MX$95 to MX$355, at the European Central Bank reference rate of 4 Nov 2026, US$1 = 18.65 MXN). The others state no hourly rate in the posting, so check each one before you apply. The pay by kind of work is further down this page.

How do robot training employers pay people in Mexico?

Each employer or program pays by the methods its own payment terms name: bank transfer (TSMG and Claru); Payoneer (Claru and Welo Data); Deel (micro1); Wise (Claru). Any that cannot pay people in Mexico is flagged under Employers.

How can I stay safe from robot training job scams in Mexico?

Always apply with the employer directly; each role on this page links to the employer's or program's own posting. Real employers and programs never charge an application or account fee. Buying or renting another person's account breaks program rules and can get that account removed. To confirm a message is genuine, compare it with the official web and email addresses listed for TSMG, micro1, Claru and Welo Data. In April 2026 the US Federal Trade Commission cautioned that a job offer arriving out of the blue by text is likely a scam.

The research behind this page

The figures here come from the same daily read of employers' job boards, and from sourced datasets, that our research reports publish with their method, their sources and a citation for every figure.

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