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Posted 11 days ago

Robot Service Engineer - Data Collection (m/f/d) Fixed-term 18 months

Agilerobotsse

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  • Salary: not listed by employer

  • Typical pay for tech professionals in Germany: around €69,000 a year Official statistics

  • Permanent residency after about 2 yrs

  • Citizenship after about 5 yrs

  • Work language: likely English (posting is in English)

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About the role

About the Role

At Agile Robots, we build intelligent robotic systems that learn from high-quality real-world data. To keep our data collection site running at full capacity, we are looking for a Robot Service Engineer (m/f/d) who keeps our robots, teleoperation devices and recording systems operational every day.

In this role, you will be the first technical contact on site. You will diagnose and fix hardware and software issues, maintain the robot fleet, and work closely with our R&D teams to resolve deeper technical problems quickly. Your work directly determines how much usable data the site can produce.

This position is ideal for someone with a hands-on technical mindset who enjoys…

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Location Insights: Munich

  • Rent (City)

    Citywide average net cold rent is €15.38/m² (Mietspiegel 2025). Multiplied by 50 m², that is about €769 a month, excluding utilities. There is no centre/outside split. Rents on new leases are usually higher.

  • Take-home pay (Country tax)

    About €3,320 a month after tax, from typical pay for tech professionals in Germany (€69,000 a year, official statistics), not this employer's offer, using the average rate of 42.3% for a single employee on a higher salary

  • Weather (City)

    Berlin (nearest reference city): summer highs about 78°F / 26°C, winter highs about 39°F / 4°C

  • Safety (Country)

    High peacefulness (Global Peace Index rank 28)

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