Jobs at Monumental

• Special projects: Like everyone at Monumental, you pick up the work with the biggest priority, wherever it happens to sit. Some of these are squarely people problems and many aren't. You'll move across software, workshop, operations, and the deployment teams, take on the high-priority project that needs an owner, and see it through before moving to the next thing that matters most.

• Process supplier invoices. Check invoices against orders and supporting documents, assign the right categories, resolve discrepancies and gather approvals so payments can be made on time.
• Support the monthly close. Reconcile transactions, check that invoices and expenses are recorded in the right period, and follow up on outstanding items alongside the finance team.

• Plan the logistics of a deployment: decide how many and which robots and humans to send, coordinate with other subcontractors, and build both a day-to-day operational plan and a view of how your decisions move our unit economics.
• Spend real time on the construction site, overseeing, managing and motivating the team; liaisin...

• Plan the logistics of a deployment: decide how many and which robots and humans to send, coordinate with other subcontractors, and build both a day-to-day operational plan and a view of how your decisions move our unit economics.
• Spend real time on the construction site, overseeing, managing and motivating the team; liaisin...

• Work with other teams (especially engineering) to help predict what parts we’ll need to build our robots, so we can order the right items on time.
• Help set up and maintain our Bill of Materials (BoM).

• Taking a problem from a colleague and understanding it, building a prototype, getting it in their hands, and iterating on the solution - often all in the same day.
• Designing and building tools to manage a growing fleet of robots spread across multiple sites.

• Plan the logistics of a deployment: decide how many and which robots and humans to send, coordinate with other subcontractors, and make both a day-to-day operational plan while also thinking about the bigger picture and how your decisions impact our unit economics.
• Spend time on the construction site, overseeing, managing, and motivating the team; liaising wi...

• Figure out how to go from small construction pilot deployments to ongoing commercial deployments, and then scale to multiple concurrent deployments. We expect you to act as the initial Deployment Manager in the US so you can build up enough tacit knowledge before scaling up.
• Ensure there is always more than sufficient demand for our product. Our sales tends to be low-l...

• As a starting point, you’ll be comfortable building walls with our robots, similar to our Construction Robot Operators.
• The topology of the site, niche project details, or edge cases that we haven’t dealt with before. It’s your primary responsibility to identify those issues and to own solving that start-to-finish: coming up with a solution, writing the code to fix it, deploy and test on a robot, and ensure rolling out to our entire fleet. We do this in fast iteration cycles of hours and days, not weeks.

• Pushing toward full robot autonomy for our masonry systems: automated wall-anchor installation and mortar pointing to produce beautiful brickwork. Autonomous lift platforms and fully automated material-supply enabling our fleet to work uninterrupted across large, messy sites. As our robot’s capabilities expand, you’ll also think through the safety implications and design appropriate mitigations.

• Pushing toward full robot autonomy for our masonry systems: automated wall-anchor installation and mortar pointing to produce beautiful brickwork. Autonomous lift platforms and fully automated material-supply enabling our fleet to work uninterrupted across large, messy sites.
• Designing for reliability: our robots need to be tough enough to survive months of harsh constr...

Monumental is automating on-site construction with robotics and software. Our mission is to make construction software-defined and autonomous - a future where beautiful, bespoke buildings go up in a single day, with minimal labour.

• Shipping features across the full stack from robot firmware and Rust services up through the web UI, touching multiple layers.
• Hardening production systems by tracking down subtle bugs like memory leaks, network backpressure issues, or race conditions that only show up in real deployments.

• Own making sure our robots can build on construction sites for months with minimal downtime. Like most things at Monumental, we track this using the number of deployment bricks laid. You'll get us to 12,000 bricks laid before a hardware failure.
• Rapidly understand how our robots work, the hardware that goes into them, and their failure mod...

• Prepping a real or test construction project: understanding what needs to be built, where, and scoping site conditions
• Preparing the site by placing markers and taking photos for 3D reconstruction

• Prepping a real or test construction project: understanding what needs to be built, where, and scoping site conditions
• Preparing the site by placing markers and taking photos for 3D reconstruction

• Plan the logistics of a deployment: decide how many and which robots and humans to send, coordinate with other subcontractors, and make both a day-to-day operational plan while also thinking about the bigger picture and how your decisions impact our unit economics.
• Spend time on the construction site, overseeing, managing, and motivating the team; liaising wi...

• Fabrication and assembly of production hardware and maintenance of our existing fleet - this could be anything from end-effectors and autonomous ground vehicles that can traverse rough construction sites, to entire robotic cranes.
• Maintaining our current fleet of robots: doing occasional health checks on them and ensuring th...

• We make 3D reconstructions of construction sites that let us match the architect's (ideal) drawings to the real world. These reconstructions are made in challenging conditions - low or harsh light, limited space - by operators who aren't computer vision experts, and we need a fast turnaround so our robots can get building immediately.

• Industry experience building and deploying production systems in multiple languages (Rust experience is valuable but not required)
• You're probably the person everyone asks for help when an agent does something nobody can explain. You run them in parallel most of the time - to build, review code, catch security issues, draft incident reports. Not just vibe-coding prototypes.