Semester Project or Master’s Thesis

Baseline Robotics focuses on democratising robotics by providing shared access to expensive hardware, enabling fair comparisons and broader community involvement. The role involves hosting semester projects and master's theses on their bimanual robot stations. The topic is agreed upon by the student, their university supervisor, and Baseline Robotics before the project begins. The student's university professor approves the topic and grades the work, while Baseline Robotics offers day-to-day supervision, robot time, and training compute. The main responsibilities include working on agreed-upon projects, receiving supervision and resources from Baseline Robotics, and adhering to the guidelines set by the university and Baseline Robotics. The role is based in Zurich, Switzerland, and the duration is determined by the student's university program. The student earns credit through their university program. The must-have requirements include being a student at a university, and the ability to work on a project agreed upon by the student, their university supervisor, and Baseline Robotics. Nice-to-have skills include familiarity with robotics and the ability to work in Zurich, Switzerland. What the role asks for: - Student at a university. - Ability to work on a project agreed upon by the student, their university supervisor, and Baseline Robotics.