San Francisco, California, October 20, 2026 — RobotTraining.jobs, a job board based in San Francisco, California, has published a listing index of paid roles that involve operating, filming or teaching robots. The company was founded in 2026 and is operated by O-mega Enterprise, Inc. The index covers teleoperation, robot demonstration recording, egocentric video capture for AI training, robot fleet operations, and autonomous vehicle and drone test operation.
Robots learn many tasks from human demonstrations, and companies building robots and physical AI systems hire people to perform and record those tasks. These roles are spread across robotics labs, self-driving companies and data programs, each with its own careers page. According to the company, listings are taken from employers' own careers pages and hiring feeds, and postings that are no longer open are removed. The index is updated daily.
According to the company's robot-training jobs report, dated October 15, 2026, the index counted 1,022 open postings, 290 distinct jobs and 74 employers, open to applicants in 96 countries. Where a rate is stated, the median posted rate is $25 per hour. Autonomous vehicle and drone operation accounts for 47 percent of postings, robot fleet operations for 22 percent, egocentric and wearable capture for 12 percent, and teleoperation for 9 percent. The report counts postings open on its reporting date and reports median pay only where employers state a rate.
Job seekers can browse listings without charge and without creating an account. Listings can be filtered by kind of work, employer, country and remote options, and each listing states where the work takes place. Job alerts are available at no cost.
The company says it earns revenue through referral links from some employers, and that some employer links carry a disclosed referral fee. Job seekers do not pay the site any fee. The company also publishes an open dataset describing this market under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, archived on Zenodo with the DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22900802.
Founder and chief executive officer Yuma Heymans leads the company, which has between 1 and 10 employees. The company is based in San Francisco, California, United States.
Media contact: Allen Wells, RobotTraining.jobs.
