We’re looking for a Construction Robot Operator to help create affordable, beautiful, high-quality housing for everyone.
Over the last couple of years, we’ve grown our Amsterdam Operator team from 0 to 45. Many of these came from retail, hospitality and events. Some studied civil, mechanical or computer science and wanted to do something more practical with it. Others grew up on farms, or around workshops, and most are sporty. They all have one thing in common: they’d rather be hands-on outside than stuck behind a desk. If that sounds like you, you’ll fit right in.
Given that this is a completely new role within technology, we don’t expect any prior experience. What we’re looking for is technical intuition, practicality, and an eye for detail, plus a bias for action: when something’s going wrong, you take the initiative to work out what it is, and you’re not afraid to get your hands dirty fixing it.
The role itself is unlike anything else in construction or tech. You’ll travel to and from site, prep a build, place markers for 3D reconstruction, and operate our robots using Atrium, our in-house OS for onsite construction. When something doesn’t go to plan, you’ll work with our R&D and operations teams, who manage and support every build remotely.
You’ll be the face of Monumental on site. Our robots don’t talk, so the general contractors, subcontractors, and trades you work alongside will talk to you instead. You’ll spend most of your time building the housing, infrastructure, hospitals, and commercial spaces the Netherlands needs. The rest of the time, you will be at our HQ, building test walls, learning how to service and maintain our robots, and prepping for your next deployment.
For more on how we think about the role, read Jip’s post on his experience joining Monumental as a robot operator. Expect a lot of driving: you’ll travel to construction sites across the country, and since construction starts early, you’ll need to be comfortable with early mornings.