About the role
About Human Archive
Human Archive is a robotics data lab founded by Stanford and UC Berkeley dropouts. We work alongside frontier robotics labs and foundation model research groups to collect large-scale, real-world, annotated multimodal datasets of humans performing everyday tasks across household and industrial environments.
We are lean, technical, and operate at extreme speed, taking on unglamorous and conventionally impossible problems that directly unlock step-function gains in model capability.
The deployment of capable humanoids at scale will permanently redefine human labor. Undesirable physical work will disappear, and human effort will shift toward a new era of abundant creativity. This shift is inevitable, and we are building the infrastructure to accelerate it.
We are assembling the best team to solve the hardest problems in embodied intelligence. You will own meaningful systems from day one and see your work directly impact model capabilities. This is a once-in-a-generation inflection point. If you want to leave your dent on humanity and reshape physical labor markets forever, join us!
About the Role
You will design and build the physical architecture of a load-bearing wearable system — enclosures, mounting structures, modular docking mechanisms, and cable routing — with direct technical direction from the Head of Engineering.
This is a hands-on, execution-focused role. You will prototype fast, iterate based on real wear testing, and maintain high standards of mechanical quality and repeatability.
Responsibilities
- Design adjustable, load-bearing wearable structures that accommodate a range of body sizes, optimizing for comfort and fatigue reduction during extended use
- Develop protective enclosures and mounting systems for embedded electronics, balancing structural integrity with weight constraints
