About ko-br
We give robots the ability to reliably perform mundane manufacturing work. We gather physical AI and embodied AI data from robots doing real factory tasks through human-in-the-loop teleoperation, reducing factory OPEX by 50% from day one. Today we sell the data, later, we will use that data to build our own foundation models so robots can do the work autonomously.
The role
You will build the software that makes it happen. Full stack. Whatever the mission needs.
Build teleoperation interfaces, robot data pipelines, backend services, and factory-facing tools.
Own the whole loop: talk to users, build it, deploy it, fix it.
Make software that holds up in real factories, not just demos.
We want you if you solve problems like an owner. No ego, no blockers. Don’t say "it won’t work." Try it. Validate it. Ship it.
Experienced engineer? Great. Recent grad? Apply if you’re itching to ship real products.
Why join?
Generous base + equity.
Build from the ground up with real robots and real users.
Solve valuable problems today.
Our team comes from Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Universal Robots, Siemens, and the University of Cambridge.
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