Teleoperation
Robotics Pilot Operator
About the role
HireArt is helping a global leader in AI development find Robotics Pilots Operators to support the collection of high-quality data used to train next-generation AI and robotics models. In this role, you'll wear a head-mounted camera while performing hands-on tasks with gloves to collect high-quality data.
You'll be responsible for following project instructions, completing assigned tasks, and maintaining consistency and accuracy throughout the collection process. The ideal candidate is reliable, detail-oriented, and comfortable performing repetitive, hands-on tasks for extended periods. You have a positive attitude, a strong work ethic, and are able to stay focused and consistent throughout an 8-hour shift.
This is a specialized, temporary role focused on collecting while wearing a head-mounted camera to perform hands-on tasks with gloves to collect high-quality data rather than solely operating as a robot pilot. The project will run for approximately one month. Work Schedule: The first week will be completed onsite at the office for training and collection.
After the first week, participants are expected to transition to working from home. The transition to remote work will depend on how comfortable participants are with the project, their understanding of the project details, and their performance during in-office training. There may also be times when participants are asked to come into the office as needed.
As a Robotics Pilot Operator, you'll: Wear a head-mounted camera while performing tasks with gloves. Complete assigned tasks following project instructions and established processes. Capture high-quality data to support AI and robotics model training. Maintain consistency and accuracy throughout daily data collection activities.
From HireArt's job posting, checked Nov 12, 2026. The employer's own page is the final word on requirements and availability.
About HireArt
Contract vehicle operators, safety drivers, teleoperators and robot operators hired and employed by HireArt for autonomous vehicle and robotics companies, at $23 to $40 an hour on most postings.
How it pays: HireArt is the employer: its site describes its contract workers as W2 employees and its service as an employer of record. Postings are full or part time on shifts the client sets.
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