Monumental is unique in that we’re completely vertically-integrated. We design and build our own hardware and software, we manufacture the robots in-house, and we deploy them on construction sites ourselves, with our own team, operating as a subcontractor.
We build cutting-edge technology, but we sell the old-fashioned way: by showing up, walking the site, and earning trust in person. If you’re looking for a remote-first role, this isn’t it. Onsite construction usually starts before sunrise on a site in a town you’d otherwise never visit.
Construction is one of the most chaotic industries there is, and we’re deploying hardware and software into it in a way that hasn’t happened before. Robots fail, contractors change the plan, and it’s on you to keep the build moving forward no matter what.
We call these projects deployments. So far our operators, deployment managers and fleet of 150+ robots have laid bricks for 100+ homes, a school, a community centre, a hotel, and 150+ metres of canal wall - and we’re taking on more every month as we scale from the Netherlands into the UK and US.
In practice the job is five jobs in one: site foreman, operations manager, account executive, analyst, and project manager. You make the build plan, deploy yourself with your team on site as a subcontractor, manage the contractor relationship, and take responsibility for delivering quality walls, finished on time.
The other half of the job happens back at our facility. Managing your deployment’s P&L, planning the build plan for the next one, and reconsidering the operational systems to improve your margin. You own the delivery, and you own translating the friction you see on site back to our R&D team.
This is a very entrepreneurial role - you’ll get an extraordinary amount of autonomy, if you’ve spent the last couple of years building something operationally messy - startup, scale-up, running your own company, or in a heavy industry where the plan changes routinely. You’ll run one deployment first, then several in parallel. Run it like it’s your own business, because in practice it is.