Jobs · Engineering · California

Data Collector

CreateMe · Newark, CA · 2 wk ago
On-siteEngineeringPart-time

At CreateMe, we're building the robotics and AI that are transforming how apparel is made. Every day, we're teaching robots to manipulate soft materials with the precision and adaptability of a human—and the data you collect is what makes that possible.

About the role

As a Robotics Data Collector, you'll work alongside our Robotics and AI teams to generate the high-quality demonstration data that trains our Physical AI models. You'll join our Robotics team working on fabric manipulation, generating the demonstration data that trains our robots to handle fabric the way a person would.

This is an on-site, part-time position at 10-15 hours per week in Newark, CA. Candidates must have full authorization to work in the United States; this role is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

  • Operate our teleoperation rig and handheld gripper setup to collect demonstration data, including pick and place, loading fabric to fixtures, t-shirt assembly sub-tasks, and more
  • Run data collection sessions from the terminal: start and stop recordings, check sensor streams, confirm each episode is captured clean
  • Review and annotate what you collect, flag the takes that don't meet the bar, and help define what a good episode actually looks like
  • Keep datasets organized and named the way our schema expects, and log your daily counts and issues for engineering
  • Speak up when the hardware isn't working for you—ergonomics, calibration, reliability—your feedback shapes the next version of these tools
  • Help set up and calibrate the robot cell, cameras, and trackers as needed
  • Occasionally run trained models on the robot to test them, reset scenes between trials, and record what worked and what didn't

Requirements

  • Real attention to detail: you catch inconsistency across repetitive tasks, and you know the difference between a clean episode and one that needs to be tossed
  • Steady hands: good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination, you're comfortable working closely with robotic hardware
  • Comfort with a terminal: you can run basic commands without hand-holding
  • Physical stamina: you can do hands-on data collection for several hours at a stretch, with breaks, and handle the hardware that comes with it
  • Dependable: you follow detailed protocols, document your work, and don't need someone checking in on you to stay on track

Benefits

  • Collaborate & Communicate: every voice matters here, and we truly value a fun, collaborative team
  • First Run: you’re building new technology from the ground up, not just maintaining someone else's outdated systems
  • Measured to the Millimeter: because close enough isn't good enough here, we make sure every seam comes in under a millimeter, twice the precision of a needle and thread
  • Made to Matter: what you make means less waste, less overseas shipping, more improving the world

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