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Boston Dynamics

Robotics Engineering

A leading global robotics company, Boston Dynamics builds practical robotics to tackle your toughest automation challenges and change your idea of what robots can do.

Is Boston Dynamics hiring?

Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Boston Dynamics has 86 open roles on Metaintro. 43 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

RoleLocationSetupPayPosted

Hiring pattern

How fast Boston Dynamics is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

10
6
0
88
3
JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember
November: 3 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

1%
29%
70%
HybridOn-siteNot stated
1% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 50 companies Boston Dynamics names as customers.

Customers hiring now22

Case studies12

  • POSCO
  • J-POWER
  • ST Engineering MRAS
  • Caltrans
  • Central High School Magnet Career Academy
  • BMW Group Plant Hams Hall
  • Otto Group
  • Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant
  • The National Robotarium
  • NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  • Ontario Power Generation
  • Kidd Creek Mine

Other customers16

  • Smart Inspection
  • Data Scientist
  • 2023 CHS graduate
  • Hams Hall
  • Hams Hall’s Innovation and Digitalization Team
  • Hermes
  • Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (TEPCO)
  • Tohoku Enterprise Co. (TECO)
  • Tokyo Power Technology (TPT)
  • Plant Technical Expert
  • JPL
  • RATP Infrastructures
  • RATP Group
  • NASA Ames
  • Caltech
  • Braille Project, NASA Ames

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Boston Dynamics's customers.

“The robot allows for flexible monitoring beyond the limited range of fixed sensors,” said Ki-hwan. “Additionally, Spot is capable of meticulously and accurately inspecting areas that might be missed during manual inspections, playing a crucial role in preventing issues like blast furnace overheating and gas leaks that could affect the entire steel production process.”

Ki-hwan · POSCO

“The main hazards are radiant heat and gas from the furnace, but the robot spends less time in one place than a human and moves back and forth to minimize the risk of overheating. Since the Spot robot performs manual tasks in harsh environments on behalf of our employees, their satisfaction has increased, and they can work in safer conditions.”

Senior Researcher Kim Ki-hwan

“The use of Spot at the Simmering power plant has shown the full potential of the agile mobile robot in the energy supply sector. The acceptance of the quadruped robot by the employees was also consistently positive, and further deployments in other power plants are already planned. We therefore see the use of this technology in maintenance and servicing in the energy supply sector as a great opportunity to increase safety for employees and residents—not only in Austria, but throughout Europe and worldwide.”

Peter Liebhart · Key Account and Sales Manager at Smart Inspection · Smart Inspection

“Wien Energie expects this to have definite advantages in the course of the generational change and the current shortage of skilled workers in the increasingly difficult search for qualified junior staff.”

Matthias Kahr · Data Scientist · Wien Energie

“The Energy Dog provides high-tech support at the power station and highlights the innovative drive of Wien Energie. This special device is the first in Europe to be deployed in routine operations in a power plant. The Energy Dog learns from its human colleagues, stores important knowledge and makes everyday operations easier and safer for our personnel. This allows them to focus all their expertise on complex tasks,”

Karl Gruber · Wien Energy General Manager · Wien Energie
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“Spot has fully met our expectations…even during the pilot phase, the Energy Dog detected a steam leak at 400 to 500 degrees.”

Matthias Kahr · Data Scientist

“To me, that’s our biggest success so far.”

Jim Gilbert · Central High School Magnet Career Academy

“I loved driving it in the hallways, going up and down stairs, learning the new features, like coding. It definitely gave me a step up in college.”

Gia Patel · Central High School Magnet Career Academy

“There’s never been a better robot for the classroom than Spot. It’s the gold standard.”

Jim Gilbert · computer science teacher · Central High School Magnet Career Academy

“As soon as we can get the resources, these students do giant things. They have made everything from remote-controlled lawn mowers and solar-powered refrigerators to facial recognition devices and prosthetic hands.”

Jim Gilbert · Computer Science Teacher

“The friendships and relationships I formed…were extremely valuable. Meeting and being surrounded by like-minded individuals who looked like me and were passionate about engineering—they served as powerful role models. The engineers I spoke to influenced me to go into mechanical engineering.”

Bismah Rana · 2023 CHS graduate

“It’s almost like an extra man helping them out. We can do what we do, but now we got a little support.”

Ryan Anderson · DHL Supply Chain

“You know, it’s always reliable, it’s always increasing our productivity, and therefore we’re meeting demands even more.”

Ryan Anderson · Operations Supervisor · DHL Supply Chain

“I love it. I think Stretch has improved my whole life. I really do.”

Renetha Powell · DHL Supply Chain

“Arvato is the most technology driven 3PL logistics provider,”

Alex Rees · Arvato

“Seasonal planning is very critical to Arvato operations,”

Rachael Miller · Arvato

“The multipicking has really enabled us to achieve higher throughputs, especially with our smaller, lighter cartons,”

Alex Rees · Arvato

“That really showed machine learning and decision-making similar to what a human would do,”

Alex Rees · Arvato

“It was probably the easiest implementation we’ve had as far as workforce training goes,”

Alex Rees · Arvato

“Stretch was kind of that last puzzle piece that we were missing to have a true automated loose-load unload solution. Stretch can unload everything that we bring in, in a loose-loaded form. It allows us to improve the back end, the sortation, with just a little bit of our logic change, and we’re able to really achieve higher throughputs than we ever imagined.”

Alex Rees · Senior Project Manager of Automation and Innovations · Arvato

“Overall, the perception of Stretch has been very positive,”

Rachael Miller · Senior Director of Operations · Arvato

“We had a vision for completely automating a carton from loose-loaded in a container all the way to the outbound process. We already had the scanning and systematic pallet building and sortation. Stretch was kind of that last puzzle piece that we were missing to have a true automated loose-load unload solution… It allows us to improve the back end, the sortation, with just a little bit of our logic change, and we’re able to really achieve higher throughputs than we ever imagined.”

Alex Rees · Arvato’s Senior Project Manager of Automation and Innovations

“In terms of ROI, by having robots perform the patrols currently carried out by humans, personnel can focus on more critical tasks that only humans can do. Also, anomalies can be detected early from a remote location. As a result, we believe that an improvement in equipment operational efficiency is expected.”

Fuchi · J-POWER

“The controls are highly intuitive and easy to use. Even first-time users can operate it freely right away.”

Yuui Otomo · Onikobe Geothermal Plant, Manager · J-POWER

“Power plants are locations where hydrogen sulfide is generated. Thus, I believe that ensuring worker safety is one of the major advantages of using Spot.”

Yuui Otomo · Onikobe Geothermal Plant, Manager · J-POWER

“Since the power plant is quite far from our Naruko office, in the event of an incident, sending a robot to the site first to assess the situation could be a highly effective solution.”

Hitoshi Nakatomi · Onikobe Geothermal Plant, Director · J-POWER

“Robots execute missions with high accuracy, without mistakes, and with strong reproducibility, enabling the accumulation of large amounts of data.”

Takashi Fuchi · Thermal Energy Dept, Spot Lead · J-POWER

““In terms of ROI, by having robots perform the patrols currently carried out by humans, personnel can focus on more critical tasks that only humans can do.””

Takashi Fuchi · Thermal Energy Dept, Spot Lead · J-POWER

““The safety of our employees is of the utmost importance,” he says. “So, if we can further remove them from harm’s way and still allow them to be efficient and effective, we are doing a good job.””

Berlin · National Grid

““Being able to have Spot do inspections controlled by human operators gives an extra layer of safety and extra layer of troubleshooting for technicians and engineers,””

Berlin · National Grid

AI launches and partners

What Boston Dynamics has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • LaunchAI Visual IntelligenceAI Visual Intelligence is powered by Google Gemini Robotics.
  • LaunchSpot 5.2 Delivers Embodied AISpot 5.2 delivers embodied AI for the factory floor.
  • LaunchComputer vision or change detection modelsSpot captures images from specific locations, enabling further automation using computer vision or change detection models.
  • LaunchAIVI-Learning Powered by Google Gemini RoboticsBoston Dynamics integrated Gemini into AIVI-Learning to provide industrial AI that can better reason and adapt for sites.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Python
  • Linux
  • C++
  • GD&T
  • Root cause analysis
  • Jira
  • Communication
  • Robotics
  • Networking
  • CI/CD
  • Docker
  • CAD

Tech stack

Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
CMS
WordPress
Libraries
jQuery
D3.js
Font Awesome
Security
CookieYes
CDN
cdnjs
Cloudflare

Company facts

Headquarters
Waltham, US
Founded
1992
Industry
Robotics Engineering
Sector (NAICS)
Manufacturing
Peer
Harmattan AI

Sources: Headquarters from Wikidata

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Questions about Boston Dynamics

Is Boston Dynamics hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Boston Dynamics has 86 open roles on Metaintro. 43 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (27), Developer (9), and Operations Management (9).
Where is Boston Dynamics hiring?
Boston Dynamics is hiring in Waltham, Boston, Billerica, Georgia, Indiana, United States, and Savannah, with the most open roles in Waltham.
Does Boston Dynamics offer remote or hybrid work?
1% of open roles are hybrid and 0% are remote.
Who are Boston Dynamics's customers?
Boston Dynamics names 50 customers, including Gap Inc., Cargill, AB InBev, Turner Construction, and Michelin.
What skills does Boston Dynamics look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Python, Linux, C++, GD&T, and Root cause analysis.
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