- Robot type
- Warehouse and Logistics
- Location
- NashvilleTennesseeUSA
- Job type
- Customer Success
- Posted
- Jun 18, 2026
Deployment Technician US
Job description
The Deployment Technician works ahead of our Deployment Engineers to get warehouse sites ready for our robots. Travelling across North America, you will assemble and build robots on site, run initial tests to confirm they are fully operational, survey the warehouse environment, and verify that the power and connectivity requirements are in place, setting the deployment team up for a smooth, predictable installation.
This is a hands-on, travel-heavy role and the foundation of a clear career path: over time you will be trained on the full deployment process and grow into a Deployment Engineer, helping us build a strong, continuous pipeline within the team.
Job responsibilities
- Assemble and build robots on customer sites ahead of deployment, typically 2–3 weeks before the Deployment Engineer arrives to carry out the implementation.
- Perform initial testing and commissioning of each robot, confirming it is fully functional before handover to the deployment team.
- Conduct detailed warehouse surveys and feed accurate site information back to the deployment team to inform installation planning.
- Carry out detailed Wi-Fi and mobile/cellular connectivity surveys across the site, documenting coverage and flagging any gaps or risks.
- Confirm with the customer that the required power supply and infrastructure are in place ahead of deployment.
- Prepare, pack, and coordinate the return shipment of tools and equipment to our Nashville facility.
- Develop and maintain clear documentation of build steps, test results, site conditions, and survey findings for both customers and internal stakeholders.
- Maintain effective communication with customers and the deployment team throughout the site-readiness phase.
Job requirements
- Hands-on experience assembling, building, or maintaining hardware or mechanical systems in operational environments, including assembly, disassembly, and on-site debugging.
- Comprehensive technical understanding of computer systems; prior experience with autonomous hardware systems or computer vision applications is preferred.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to work independently and reliably on customer premises.
- Willingness and ability to travel extensively across North America for extended periods, often 1–3 weeks at a time.
- Valid driving license required.
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