Frontier Robotics Applied Researcher (Remote)

OpenKrill; United States; Remote; USD 150,000 - 300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Cash compensation and equity

Remote work options

Visa sponsorship & relocation

Professional development budget

Team off-sites & conferences

Job summary

Prime Intellect is building an open frontier AI platform that unifies compute, environments, evaluations, secure sandboxes, and deployment for post-training at frontier scale. You will build environments, evaluation pipelines, and agent systems to train and test long-horizon embodied agents with robust safety constraints, collaborating with external robotics teams.

We value research with real-world impact, including externally facing roles with customers and partners, and a strong emphasis on

Qualifications

• Experience in robotics, embodied AI, RL, imitation learning, world models, simulation, computer vision, or production systems that interact with the physical world.

Responsibilities

• Turn workflows into environments, evaluations, and reward signals for training and testing.
• Run post-training experiments against baselines and share reusable research artifacts.
• Work with customers, users, or research partners while maintaining a strong research agenda.
• Develop and maintain environments and agent systems for long-horizon tasks.

Skills

Robotics

Embodied AI

Reinforcement Learning

Imitation Learning

World Models

Simulation

Computer Vision

Agent Evaluation

Production Systems

Python

Ambiguity Management

Job description

Prime Intellect is building an open frontier AI platform that unifies compute, environments, evaluations, secure sandboxes, and deployment for post-training at frontier scale. You will build environments, evaluation pipelines, and agent systems to train and test long-horizon embodied agents with robust safety constraints, collaborating with external robotics teams.

We value research with real-world impact, including externally facing roles with customers and partners, and a strong emphasis on