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Charge Robotics

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Charge Robotics has 14 open roles, 3 posted in the last 30 days. Stated pay range: $75k – $350k a year. Funding stage: Series B. Last round: $22M, Mar 12, 2025.

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    Content & Brand Producer

    Charge Robotics

    • San Leandro, CA
    • On-site
    • $75k–$100k
    Ashby
    Posted 19h 52m ago
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    Head of Finance

    Charge Robotics

    • San Leandro, CA
    • On-site · Director / Executive
    • $250k–$300k
    Reports to the CEO
    Ashby
    Posted 22d ago
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    Lead Recruiter

    Charge Robotics

    • San Leandro, CA
    • On-site · Senior
    • $150k–$200k
    Reports to the CEO
    Ashby
    Posted 23d ago
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    Senior Robotics Software Engineer

    Charge Robotics

    • San Leandro, CA
    • On-site · Senior
    • $175k–$200k
    Ashby
    Posted 46d ago
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    Technical Project Manager

    Charge Robotics

    • San Leandro, CA
    • On-site · Mid-level
    • $150k–$190k
    Ashby
    Posted 46d ago
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    Solar Site Superintendent - Mechanical Foreman

    Charge Robotics

    • Field
    • On-site · Senior
    • $120k–$150k
    Ashby
    Posted 46d ago
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Charge Robotics

We build robots that build solar farms.

Charge Robotics is building robots that automate the most labor-intensive parts of solar construction. Solar has rapidly become the cheapest form of power generation in many regions, and demand is skyrocketing (one fifth of all the solar in the US today was installed last year!) but today's construction companies can't find the labor to build in these remote areas under extreme heat, dust, and wind. Our robots make it cheaper, faster, and safer to build utility-scale solar farms, allowing construction companies to meet the rising demand for solar and enabling the world to switch to renewables faster. We’re MIT-founded and based in the East Bay, backed by some of Silicon Valley’s top investors - including Founders Fund, EIP, and Y Combinator (S21).

Private companySeries BYC S21
HQSan Leandro, United States
Size11–50 employees
Unlock human wisdom
ThesisTermsPrivacy
Industry
Construction
Funding
  • Series B · $22M · Mar 12, 2025
  • Funding round · Aug 2, 2024

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