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Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM)

Robotics Engineering

The ARM Institute advances robotics in manufacturing through innovation, workforce training, and collaboration across industry, academia, and government.

Is Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) hiring?

Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) has 5 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

2
6
3
2
2
JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember
November: 2 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

62%
8%
31%
HybridRemoteNot stated
70% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 16 companies Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) names as customers.

Customers hiring now5

Case studies1

  • Penna Flame

Other customers10

  • Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech)
  • Manufacturing, and Institutional Effectiveness at the Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech)
  • Universal Robots
  • ThoughtForge AI
  • GridRaster
  • Henderson Sewing
  • the Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech)
  • SME
  • Technical Fellow at Spirit AeroSystems
  • Keystone Ridge Designs

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM)'s customers.

“These endorsements mean the world to schools hoping to introduce hands-on cobot courses in their classrooms And it gives schools confidence that they are not only offering students a diploma but also an instant career path.”

Universal Robots

“Our goal is to be the best one of the best programs in the country and going through the ARM Institute Endorsement process validated the path we were traveling, and the future we are pursuing.”

Scott Lucas · Vice President of Aviation · Manufacturing, and Institutional Effectiveness at the Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech)

“The RoboticsCareer.org capability is focused and targeted on getting people the tools and resources needed to find a career and understand requirements. The ARM Institute established a plan and has been tireless in working to address one of the clearly defined challenges within our industry; correctly reflect the career opportunities while identifying quality training and resources to pursue that pathway.”

Jeannine Kunz · Executive Director & CEO

“"With an ARM Institute project, you know what you’re building is valuable to a broad set of customers because the customers are the group deciding to fund the technology, and 3rd party validation and promotion of the results of the funded project are built into a 500 company network of your target customers. This is a huge accelerator for any new technology, and especially for a company like us that is doing something completely different from everyone else in the market."”

Matt Brown · CEO of ThoughtForge AI · ThoughtForge AI

““What truly sets ARM projects apart is their focus on addressing high-impact challenges within a highly collaborative environment. Through these efforts, we have the opportunity to work alongside partners from industry, government, and academia, ensuring that the solutions we develop are practical, validated, and ready for real-world transition. Critically, we are able to test our technologies in operational environments, gather continuous feedback from seasoned end-users, and iterate rapidly to achieve the desired performance.””

Dijam Panigrahi · Co-Founder & COO at GridRaster · GridRaster
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“"The ARM Institute projects have been great to work on and differ largely in their TRL level and focus on delivering more mature technologies. I really enjoy the space of taking technologic concepts to more hardened technologies in partnership with end users. The ARM projects have allowed me to work on teams with academics, small business, large industry and government labs and depots to make truly useful technology. This is very rewarding. The final demonstrations really force a focus on delivery of usable technology."”

Michael Groeber · Ohio State University

“"Thanks to the effective project management and tools provided by the ARM Institute, it was possible to co-develop software and hardware technologies among the project partners and manage project deliverables effectively. Beyond the existing scope, the continuous dialogue maintained by the ARM Institute helps in identifying future problems, strategies, and technology transitions together with the DoD and the large ARM community.””

Yash Shahapurkar · Siemens

““We have customers today who are seeking this technology [from an ARM Institute funded project] and our job now is to take it to the commercial sector marketplace. So that we might be able to rapidly produce quality and standard products that the marketplace needs. We have an opportunity to help America become self-reliant on our own technology and not import 98% of the products that consumers and our warfighters are using. We have customers today that are waiting for us to finish this project so they can implement it in their manufacturing spaces.””

Frank Henderson · CEO, Henderson Sewing · Henderson Sewing

“One of the most interesting aspects of my experience on the ARM Institute Stakeholder Executive Council has been in contributing to, reviewing and providing feedback on the institute’s technology investment strategy and associated roadmaps as well as the project call process. Having such a diverse group of people weigh in on these topics has really helped me understand challenges across the members, in addition to recognizing areas of commonality and ways we can cooperatively address our needs.”

Curtis Richardson · Technical Fellow at Spirit AeroSystems

“Participating in the ARM Institute has allowed us to expand our opportunities in understanding the manufacturing landscape. Whether it is building a nationwide network, partnering with third-party organizations, or conducting research locally, the value the ARM Institute offers our community is unmeasurable.”

Dr. Scott Lucas · Vice President of Aviation · Manufacturing, and Institutional Effectiveness at the Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech)

“Every year, we look forward to the ARM Member Meeting — it’s truly one of the most valuable industry events we participate in. Through this meeting, we’ve formed key partnerships, launched new project ideas, and even shaped aspects of our product development based on the conversations and insights shared at the event.”

Dijam Panigrahi · Co-Founder & COO · Gridraster

“The ARM Institute allows members to understand the needs of the community, and partner with other members with complementary expertise to develop solutions to meet these needs. The ARM Institute offers great networking opportunities through meetings and access to experts in virtually all areas of robotics.”

“Our membership has provided direct value in networking, access to project findings, but most importantly to us, as a non-profit, the opportunity to collectively work together for greater and aligned impact than fragmented isolated efforts. We appreciate the ARM Institute staff and their passion to think boldly and act quickly.”

Jeannine Kunz · CEO of SME

“One of the things I relish about being a member is the ability to meet and network with the hundreds of professionals from various backgrounds in the industry. ARM Institute Members are passionate about advancing developments in our field through research and collaboration between industry and academia.”

Laura Evans · Sr. District/Account Manager · FANUC

“Working with the ARM Institute's Robotics Manufacturing Hub was quite literally the handshake we needed. That handshake acted as the catalyst for the introductions to vendors who possessed the professional and technical expertise to help us turn our ideas into a reality.”

Mike Lippmann · Plant Manager · Keystone Ridge Designs

“It’s been incredible to see how rapidly we went from not knowing if this was ever going to work to having them produce a proof-of-concept and a real solid plan.”

Andrew Orr · Vice President of Penna Flame

AI launches and partners

What Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • ResearchWorkforce Advancement ProgramsThe ARM Institute works with its Members on workforce advancement programs, including RoboticsCareer.org, to build a skilled and ready workforce to work alongside robotics and physical AI.
  • ResearchTechnology Advancement ProgramsThe ARM Institute funds collaborative projects and technology advancement programs, including initiatives that develop national resources to accelerate the adoption of robotics and physical AI in manufacturing.
  • ResearchTechnology DevelopmentOur Members work with us to create the future of U.S. manufacturing through technology development, specifically robotics and AI.
  • ResearchPhysical AI Competency FrameworkThe ARM Institute collaborated with its member organization consortium to define and standardize the skills and competencies needed to work with physical AI in manufacturing.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Tech stack

CMS
WordPress
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Marketing
Mailchimp
Libraries
jQuery

Company facts

Headquarters
Pittsburgh, US
Founded
2017
Industry
Robotics Engineering
Sector (NAICS)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Peer
Harmattan AI
Social
LinkedIn · X

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Questions about Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM)

Is Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) has 5 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (3), Admin/Executive Assistant (1), and Product/Project Management (1).
Does Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) offer remote or hybrid work?
62% of open roles are hybrid and 8% are remote.
Who are Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM)'s customers?
Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) names 16 customers, including Siemens, Spirit AeroSystems, Ohio State University, FANUC, and GrayMatter Robotics.
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