[Hiring] Robotics Developer Relations Engineer @Voxel51

Role Description

As a Robotics Developer Relations Engineer at Voxel51, you'll work directly with the open source FiftyOne community — answering technical questions, building integrations with robotics perception stacks, models, and datasets, creating engaging technical content, and helping organize and speak at events (in-person and virtual). This role is ideal for someone who has worked hands-on with robotic systems and wants to help the broader robotics ML community build.

What You Will Do

• Technical Support: Provide technical answers to open source users on Slack, StackOverflow, and Reddit — including questions from robotics engineers working on real-world deployment challenges.
• Writing: Author original blogs, tutorials, and documentation at the intersection of robot learning and data infrastructure (VLAs, world models, sim-to-real pipelines).
• Videos: Self-produce short videos for social media and long-format videos exploring technical topics relevant to robotics practitioners.
• Educational Content: Create and deliver original courses, both online and in-person, covering computer vision and ML topics for robotics applications.
• Integrations: Code integrations that combine FiftyOne with complementary technologies, models, and datasets used in robotics — including simulation environments, sensor data formats, and perception frameworks.
• Events: Help organize community events like Meetups and hackathons, and speak at in-person and virtual conferences/workshops focused on robotics and autonomous systems.

What You Should Bring

• 3+ years of professional ML experience, with direct experience applying computer vision to robotics systems (e.g., perception, navigation, manipulation, or autonomous vehicles).
• MS or PhD in computer science, robotics, or a related field, with an emphasis on computer vision.
• Hands-on experience with robotics-specific data types and tools — e.g., multimodal sensor streams like MCAP/LeRobot and simulators like Isaac Sim.
• Proficiency with Python.
• Expertise with machine learning and scientific computing libraries (TensorFlow, PyTorch, NumPy).
• Great writing ability and proficiency with a screen recording/editing suite.
• Links to blogs, articles, or papers written — bonus for robotics-focused content.
• Links to conferences or events you have spoken at — bonus for robotics/autonomy-focused events (e.g., ICRA, IROS, CVPR workshops).
• Links to open source communities where you are an active participant (robotics-related projects a plus).
• Links to GitHub repos where your code is visible.
• Ability to work in a remote-first, cooperative environment using collaborative development tools (GitHub, Slack).

Compensation

The cash compensation for this role is in the $190K–$240K range. In addition to base compensation, we offer equity in the form of options, a variety of benefits, and the opportunity to grow in an exciting, collaborative environment.