Dyna Robotics
Product Manager, Data Engine
Redwood City, CA · Mid
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About the role
- The core of it is the data engine: everything that turns what happens in the field into training signal our models can learn from.
- It is the highest-leverage system we have for how fast our robots improve.
Responsibilities
- Own the tools our own teams live in. Labeling and visualization systems, model evaluation tooling, and task management, used daily by researchers, engineers, and operations.
- Design for technical, opinionated users.
- Own the UX and not just the capability: find the pain points these teams have stopped complaining about, and make them measurably faster.
- Own the tools that run robots on the floor. Setup, monitoring, evals, intervention, and escalation, used mid-shift by people with no technical background and no time to spare. That constraint shapes every decision in this area.
- Own the labeling schema.
- You own the definitions, the audits, and the call on when it has to change.
- Own the quality bar.
Requirements
- Experience with deployed hardware in customer environments and the operational reality that comes with it.
- Experience with multi-site robot deployments.
Skills
- The core of it is the data engine:
- everything that turns what happens in the field into training signal our models can learn from.
- Together, this is what turns working robots into a working fleet.
Benefits
- A schema that matched the field six months ago won't match it today, and a pipeline running at high coverage against a stale schema is worse than useless because it looks healthy.
- Define how label quality is measured and audited, whether the work happens in-house or with vendors, and hold the line when coverage and quality pull against each other.
- That includes knowing where model-assisted labeling helps and where it quietly degrades quality while the coverage numbers look fine.
Company info
- Already deployed with customers across multiple industries, our robots do commercial-grade work in the physical world.
- Decide what customers need to see to trust robots running in their business, which internal surfaces are on a path to them, and what has to change before they get there. - Spend real time on site.
- We are an equal opportunity employer committed to technical rigor and mutual respect.
- Own the customer-facing view. Decide what customers need to see to trust robots running in their business, which internal surfaces are on a path to them, and what has to change before they get there.
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