Jobs widget
Show live robot training jobs on your site
A free, self-updating list of robot operator, data collection and test driving openings, each with the pay it posts. Choose what it shows, copy two lines of HTML and paste them where the jobs belong.
Code to paste
<iframe src="https://robottraining.jobs/embed/jobs?limit=5&theme=light" title="Robot training jobs listed by RobotTraining.jobs" width="100%" height="378" style="border:0;max-width:640px" loading="lazy"></iframe> <p style="font-size:12px">Openings from <a href="https://robottraining.jobs/">RobotTraining.jobs</a></p>
Put it in your page’s HTML at the spot where the list belongs. Keep the line under the frame: it tells your readers who keeps the list.
How it will look
Openings from RobotTraining.jobs
On your page
What the people reading your page will find
Today’s openings, not last month’s
The roles come from the same daily read of employer job boards as our job list. When an employer closes a role, it leaves your page too, without you touching anything.
The pay, as posted
Each opening shows the rate written in its posting. If the posting gives none, the employer’s usual range appears instead, marked “typical”. Where there is neither, the row shows no figure rather than a guess.
One click to the full posting
A click opens the job’s page on RobotTraining.jobs in a new tab: the whole description, every place it is open, the pay and how to apply. Your page stays where it was.
It fits wherever readers ask where this work can be found: a robotics club or student lab page, a drone school or Part 107 study site, a newsletter or blog about side income, a community wiki, or a careers corner for people moving into robotics.
By hand
Settings in the frame's address
The builder writes these for you. To adjust a widget already on your page, change them in the iframe's src.
- work
- One kind of work: teleoperation, demonstration-collection, egocentric-wearable, embodied-annotation, robot-qa-eval, fleet-ops, av-drone-operator. Without it, every kind is listed.
- country
- A two-letter country code (country=PK). Lists only openings someone living there can take.
- remote
- remote=1 keeps only openings marked remote.
- limit
- How many openings the frame lists, from 1 to 10. Change the frame's height with it: the generator above does that for you.
- theme
- light, dark, or auto (light or dark following each reader's device).
Building something of your own instead? The same openings and pay are open data files and an MCP server, free to reuse with credit.
Questions site owners ask
- What does the widget cost?
- Nothing, and there is nothing to sign up for. The code works as soon as it is on your page.
- Does it slow down the page it sits on?
- Hardly. The frame is one small HTML document with its own styles: no script, no web font and no tracking pixel. With loading="lazy" in the code, the browser only fetches it when a reader scrolls near it.
- Are some employers placed higher because they pay you?
- No. The widget takes each employer's newest opening in turn, the same rotation as our job board, without the lift that our referral partners get on RobotTraining.jobs itself (where it is disclosed beside the list). Some employers pay us a referral fee when someone they hire came from our site; that never changes where they appear in the widget.
- Do you track the people who read my page?
- Showing the frame sets no cookie and runs no script. When a reader clicks an opening, they arrive on RobotTraining.jobs, which counts that visit as coming from your site, the way any link is counted.
- Can I change how it looks?
- Pick light, dark, or colors that follow each reader's device setting, and choose between 1 and 10 openings. The frame keeps its own width up to 640 pixels and fits narrower columns, so it also reads well on a phone.
- How current is the list?
- Every opening is read from the employer's own job board each morning, and a role the employer has taken down drops out of the frame on its own. The frame itself is refreshed at least every few minutes.