“Hollywood has warped the public’s perception of robots, ” Deyle points out. Indeed, popular culture is rife with ideas for what not to do with a security robot. “Having a five-foot-tall robot navigating through your space is a new idea it could be very intimidating, so we spent a lot of time making sure our robots were friendly and approachable.” “One of our biggest concerns when starting Cobalt was cultural adoption,” explains Travis Deyle, CEO of Cobalt Robotics. It has to be said that seeing footage of one of Cobal Robotics’ indoor security robots doesn’t immediately dismiss the idea, the way they smoothly glide across the floor definitely brings to mind the BBC baddies.īut it has to be said that Cobalt’s robots look a good deal friendlier than the sci-fi monsters, and this is no accident. I’m going to be honest, when you talk to me about “security robots” the first thing I think is “Daleks”. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we may find unlikely allies in a range of security robots. We do not discriminate against the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.“The Age of the Robot” originally appeared in issue No.77 of Business Focus. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. Cobalt Robotics does NOT pay for relocation for this role. Compensation range is between $20-$50/USD hr DOE. The Reserve Engineer is a 1099 contractor position at Cobalt Robotics and is NOT a remote position. Experience working in a fast-paced startup environment.Ĭurious to see the robot? Check out our YouTube.Experience with computer hardware and electrical components.You love providing great customer service.You're presentable and comfortable speaking to clients from Fortune 100 & 500 companies.You're open to support jobs that may occur after hours(5pm-9am) and on weekends.(Flex/Oncall schedule).You are available during days and times within Mon-Fri, 9a-5p.You're an excellent communicator and comfortable collaborating and receiving instruction on platforms such as Slack, GoogleMeet/Hangout etc.You're Familiar with computer hardware and small electrical components(proprietary training will be provided).You're familiar with hardware assembly and disassembly.(Tool kit with basic hand tools will be provided).You're excited about robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and willing to learn.Reports to a Regional Project Manager for tasking and delegation.Be dispatched to client sites within your area to resolve hardware failures 1-3 times a month(potentially more).Occasionally assist with field operation projects and new robot deployments.
The RE an essential role-player in keeping our robots operating and our clients happy. Occasionally, REs assist with field projects and new robot deployments. The RE serves as Cobalt's "boots on the ground" and are part of our rapid-response field-operations team in the event a hardware-failure happens at a client site. We’re looking for people who want to make an impact with us and help build a company that is known for its excellence in engineering, passion for progress, and dedication to customers.Ībout The role: The Reserve Engineer (RE) is someone who is knowledgeable with computer hardware and provides our clients with top-notch customer service. In 2019, Cobalt was recognized as one of the Best Places to Work by the Silicon Valley Business Journal and the San Francisco Business Times. We patrol 24x7 to help prevent break-ins, detect massive leaks and give our customers visibility over their space, their assets, and their data.Ĭobalt's team is comprised of renowned technologists and security professionals, and backed by world-class investors such as Sequoia, Bloomberg Beta, and Coatue. At Cobalt Robotics, our indoor robots work together with remote human operators to keep our customers safe.
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