Data Operations Coordinator (human) - NeuraGym (Aachen)

Give Our Robots Consciousness

Physical AI can't be trained on internet data alone. Robots need to learn skills in the real world — by observing, interacting with, and operating in real environments. That's the idea behind NEURA Gym: a global network of physical training centers where robots learn industrial tasks/skills directly from experienced human operators/ the people who know these processes inside out.

As a Data Operator Coordinator, you work as a Data Operator with our robots, including the humanoid 4NE1, collecting real-world data for our AI. In addition, as a foreman/team lead, you coordinate a group of up to 8 Data Operators and act as the interface to the Data Operations Group Lead.

What you’ll do as a Data Operator

You control the robots via teleoperation and carry out real tasks.

You wear motion-capture equipment and perform predefined movements according to project specifications.

You carry out structured data collection to produce high-quality training data.

You set up and calibrate robots and prepare them for tests and demos.

You work closely with service technicians, AI trainers and engineers, and document your observations.

What you’ll do as a coordinator

You coordinate your group in day-to-day operations and make sure everyone knows what to do.

You make sure no robot sits idle and that daily targets are met.

You are the point of contact for your group and help new colleagues get started.

You are the interface to the Data Operations Group Lead and pass information on in both directions.

Share hands-on feedback with our development team and help continuously improve our data collection processes

Why NEURA Robotics?

You work with state-of-the-art robots every day.

You take on responsibility as a team lead.

You help train the AI of the next generation of robots.

You become part of a fast-growing team.

You’re a good fit if you...

have experience as a foreman, shift supervisor or similar, or are keen to take on this role.

have practical training or experience in mechanics, electrical work, automotive or similar.

enjoy working in a fast-paced production environment, including shift work.

are reliable, communicate clearly and lead by example.

speak English. German and robotics experience are a plus, but not a must.

Physical requirements

You can stand and move around for extended periods.

You have good hand-eye coordination and work precisely.

You can carry out repetitive teleoperation tasks with concentration.