Origin offers candidates hands-on work at the intersection of robotics, AI, embedded systems, computer vision, controls, hardware and construction. Its robots are already being deployed on live job sites, so engineering teams can work on real-world autonomy rather than laboratory-only prototypes. The company announced $20 million in funding in October 2026 and is expanding its fleet and international pilots. Current roles span robotics, AI, embedded software, mechanical engineering, manufacturing and deployment, with opportunities to build systems from low-level firmware and ROS 2 through perception, backend services and operator applications.Read more
Origin offers candidates hands-on work at the intersection of robotics, AI, embedded systems, computer vision, controls, hardware and construction. Its robots are already being deployed on live job sites, so engineering teams can work on real-world autonomy rather than laboratory-only prototypes. The company announced $20 million in funding in October 2026 and is expanding its fleet and international pilots. Current roles span robotics, AI, embedded software, mechanical engineering, manufacturing and deployment, with opportunities to build systems from low-level firmware and ROS 2 through perception, backend services and operator applications.