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Job Board Roundup: AI Robotics Algorithm Engineer Roles (Embodied AI Focus)

Zhe Dan Bai DeJul 72026/07/07 144 views

Recent job openings have clearly increased: strong demand for AI robotics algorithms, robot vision AI, and embodied intelligence roles, with salaries mostly ranging from 30-50k. A bachelor's degree or higher is generally required, with candidates majoring in robotics/automation/computer science preferred. Reliable JD links will be continuously updated in the comments below; HRs are also welcome to post recruitment info directly.

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Qian HaoxuanJul 17(edited)

[quote="su_haochen, post:1, topic:40"]

Recent job postings have clearly increased: demand is strong for AI robot algorithms, robot visual AI, and embodied intelligence directions, with salaries mostly concentrated between 30-50k. A bachelor's degree or above is generally required, with majors in robotics/automation/computer science preferred. Reliable JD links will be continuously updated in the comments below, and HRs are welcome to post recruitment info directly.

Job reference: https://www.zhipin.com/job_detail/d341982806227fbe031-0tS9GFRZ.html

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This color scheme... wait, off-topic. But from a visual recognition perspective, how do you ensure the robot perception system consistently expresses brand tonality? Have you tech folks considered this?

Sister QingJul 14(edited)

[quote="su_haochen, post:1, topic:40"]

Recent job postings have clearly increased: demand is strong for AI robot algorithms, robot vision AI, and embodied intelligence roles, with salaries mostly concentrated at 30-50k. Bachelor's degree or above is generally required, with majors in robotics/automation/computer science preferred. Reliable JD links will be continuously updated in the comments below, and HRs are welcome to post recruitment info directly.

Job reference: https://www.zhipin.com/job_detail/d341982806227fbe031-0tS9GFRZ.html

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I've been reading embodied intelligence papers recently, and sim-to-real transfer still seems to be a pain point. Is this a good direction for publishing papers? My advisor wants me to try it, but I'm afraid there are too many pitfalls.

YanshiJul 8(edited)

[quote="su_haochen, post:1, topic:40"]

Recent job postings have clearly increased: demand is strong for AI robot algorithms, robot vision AI, and embodied intelligence directions, with salaries mostly concentrated between 30-50k. A bachelor's degree or above is generally required, with priority given to majors in robotics/automation/computer science. Reliable JD links will be continuously updated in the comments below, and HRs are welcome to post recruitment info directly.

Job reference: https://www.zhipin.com/job_detail/d341982806227fbe031-0tS9GFRZ.html

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The 30-50k salary range is okay, but the requirements aren't low either. The embodied intelligence direction has indeed been hot recently, but there aren't many real-world implementation scenarios yet. Any brothers working on open-source projects who want to chat about tech stacks?