Revise Robotics

Revise Robotics · Dumbo, Brooklyn · In-person · Paid We're automating laptop refurbishment end-to-end: a robot arm picks up a used laptop, opens it, turns it on, wipes it to NIST standards, diagnoses what's broken, fixes what it can, and prepares it for its next owner. What we're actually looking for Someone who has done something genuinely unusual and is good at it. Some examples of what "unusual" might look like — not a checklist, just calibration: You've built a robot that does something weird and it actually works. You've reverse-engineered firmware, written custom HID devices, or have opinions about USB-C alt modes. You've trained a vision model on a dataset you collected yourself because nothing existed. You've shipped a hardware project where the mechanical, electrical, and software all had to work together and you did all three. You have deep knowledge of something adjacent we'd never think to ask about — dry ice cleaning, capacitive sensing, industrial machine vision, BIOS internals, low-FPS visual servoing, battery safety. You've done something on your own time that a reasonable person would describe as "weird" or "obsessive." If none of those describe you but you think you'd be particularly well-suited to work on our problem, please tell us why. We'd rather hire someone with one deep, weird strength than someone well-rounded. What you'll do here Work on whatever part of the pipeline your background makes you particularly formidable at. Recent intern-scale problems have included: vision under adversarial lighting, end-effector design for laptop manipulation, autonomous BIOS navigation, and reward shaping for cable insertion. We'll match the project to you, not the other way around. Logistics and compensation In-person at our Dumbo office. 10–12 weeks, flexible start. You'll work directly with Antonio (CTO) and Rupesh (CEO), alongside the core team.

Revise Robotics · Dumbo, Brooklyn · In-person · Paid We're building robots that refurbish used laptops automatically. Every laptop we process is one fewer going to a shredder, and one more going to someone who needs it. To do that at scale, we need to procure many more laptops through partnerships and collaboration with existing industry players — and that's where you come in. What you'll actually do Help us bring used laptops in the door, so that we can continue to train our robots and make them faster, more reliable, and generalizable. You'll research the organizations that retire large volumes of laptops each year, identify the right people inside them, and open conversations. You'll build the target list, draft the outreach, and work email and LinkedIn to schedule meetings on my calendar. As you find your footing, you'll start running those meetings yourself. This is a real BD role with real outcomes. You'll see exactly how your work translates into laptops diverted from shredders and into the hands of people who need them. Who we're looking for You've done some version of sales, fundraising, or persuasive outreach before — a product, a nonprofit, a cause you cared about. You know what "no" feels like and you keep going. You're a strong writer. Cold emails, LinkedIn notes, and follow-ups are most of the job, and good ones get replies while bad ones don't. You genuinely care about climate, digital equity, or both. The work has a long feedback loop, and the people who thrive here are the ones who believe in where it's going. Bonus: any exposure to enterprise IT, sustainability reporting, procurement, or the circular economy. Logistics In-person at our Brooklyn NYC office. Paid. 10–12 weeks, flexible start. You'll work directly with Rupesh Jeyaram (CEO).