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Which robot companies are hiring the most?

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Amazon and Tesla are hiring the most by raw open-role count, followed by Nvidia and the defense robotics companies Anduril and Shield AI. Amazon hires at scale across its global robotics and fulfillment operations. Tesla is hiring across Autopilot, Optimus, and manufacturing. Nvidia is expanding its Isaac and AI platform teams. Anduril and Shield AI are the fastest-growing defense robotics employers. Each count is attributed to its source and scoped to a snapshot date, not a permanent headcount.

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Hiring in robotics is booming, and the companies hiring the most reflect where the field is growing. By open role count on LinkedIn, Amazon leads, hiring across its global robotics and fulfillment operations. Tesla is close behind, hiring for Autopilot, Optimus, and manufacturing engineering.

Nvidia is expanding its Isaac robotics and AI platform teams at scale.\n\nAmong the defense robotics companies, Anduril and Shield AI are the fastest-growing employers, reflecting the surge in defense autonomy funding. Waymo continues hiring for autonomous driving software and fleet operations as it expands its robotaxi service.\n\nAmong the humanoid startups, Figure AI is aggressively hiring for its Figure 03 production program and BMW Spartanburg deployment.

Boston Dynamics is hiring for the electric Atlas, Spot, and Stretch. Agility Robotics is hiring for Digit, and 1X is hiring for NEO and EVE.\n\nEvery count on this page is a snapshot from LinkedIn and company career pages, attributed to its source and scoped to a date. Open role counts change daily, so the leaderboard reflects a moment, not a permanent ranking.

The hiring leaderboard

Each row is a company's hiring posture, attributed to LinkedIn and scoped to a snapshot date. Open role counts change daily, and the leaderboard reflects a moment, not a permanent ranking.

The hiring leaderboard, from LinkedIn and company career pages
  • 1X: 1X (formerly Halodi) is hiring for the NEO humanoid and EVE home robot programs.

    1X, the Norwegian-American humanoid startup backed by OpenAI, hires for its NEO humanoid home robot and the EVE service robot. The company has expanded its engineering team in both the US and Norway as it prepares NEO for consumer deployment.

    LinkedIn open roles
    Jun 1, 2025 (as reported)
    1X
  • Agility Robotics: Agility Robotics is hiring for the Digit humanoid and its warehousing deployment program.

    Agility Robotics, maker of the Digit bipedal warehouse robot, has posted engineering roles across mechanical design, control systems, and AI for Digit. The company has been hiring to support deployments at GXO, Amazon, and other logistics partners.

    LinkedIn open roles
    Jun 1, 2025 (as reported)
  • Amazon Robotics: Amazon Robotics hires at scale for warehouse automation, hardware, and software engineering.

    Amazon's robotics division (Amazon Robotics, formerly Kiva Systems) hires across hardware engineering, software development, and operations for its global fulfillment network. Amazon has deployed over 750,000 mobile drive units and continues expanding its robotic warehouse fleet, driving sustained hiring.

    LinkedIn open roles
    Jun 1, 2025 (as reported)
How we know this

Every hiring count on this page is attributed to LinkedIn and company career pages, each scoped to a snapshot date. Open role counts change daily, so the leaderboard reflects a moment, not a permanent ranking.

These are attributed hiring snapshots, not permanent rankings. The counts come from LinkedIn postings and company career pages, and they change as companies open and close roles.

Common questions

Which robotics company is hiring the most?
By open role count on LinkedIn, Amazon and Tesla are hiring the most, reflecting the scale of Amazon's fulfillment robotics and Tesla's dual push into Autopilot and Optimus. Nvidia is also hiring at scale for its Isaac robotics and AI platforms. Among defense companies, Anduril is hiring aggressively. The counts are snapshots from LinkedIn, attributed and dated, not permanent rankings.
Are robotics jobs growing?
Yes, according to the hiring data on LinkedIn and company career pages. The robotics companies on DEPLOY's record are hiring, not firing. Tesla, Figure AI, Amazon Robotics, Boston Dynamics, Nvidia, Anduril, Shield AI, Waymo, Agility Robotics, and 1X all have open roles listed. The field is in a hiring expansion, driven by humanoid robotics, warehouse automation, defense autonomy, and autonomous driving.
What robotics jobs are in demand?
The open roles across the tracked companies span mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, AI and machine learning, control systems, computer vision, simulation, and manufacturing engineering. Humanoid robot companies (Figure, Boston Dynamics, Agility, 1X) are hiring across the full hardware and software stack. Defense companies (Anduril, Shield AI) are hiring for autonomous systems and AI piloting. Waymo is hiring for perception, planning, and fleet operations.
Is Figure AI hiring?
Yes. Figure AI has over 100 open roles on LinkedIn, spanning mechanical, electrical, and AI engineering for the Figure 03 humanoid and its BMW Spartanburg deployment. Figure raised a $675M Series B in 2024 and has used the capital to expand its engineering team, attributed to its LinkedIn postings.

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