We're building autonomous on-site construction robots at Monumental, starting with bricklaying.
I'm part of the software team, but this week I have been on-site in Amsterdam building the walls of a new canal. Does that sound exciting to you? You should apply!
We have built a product and technology that works, deployed it in real-life construction sites with excited pilot customers, and raised funding from some of the best in the world. We're still a small and nimble team of ~20 and are hiring mechanical engineers and multiple software engineering roles (product, controls, and machine vision).
Our stack includes: Rust, TypeScript, Nix/NixOS, Python.
https://www.monumental.co/jobs or email us at iwanttojoin@monumental.co
- no ability to work less than 40 hours
- very little room to work remotely
Overall the vibe of your FAQ page was a bit off-putting to me. Giving this as honest feedback, if you continue to struggle to fill this position, those are things you might want to have a second look at.
Speaking from my personal perspective here: I find it very useful to have quick feedback cycles. I can quickly hack something together, walk downstairs and immediately run it on a real robot. Totally appreciate that on-site isn't for everyone, but I don't think we could build what we are building while remote.