ARM Institute expands RoboticsCareer.org to 18,000 jobs

Key takeaway

• The ARM Institute has expanded RoboticsCareer.org to help bridge the manufacturing workforce gap as more companies adopt AI-enabled robots.

• The platform now connects job seekers to training programs and employers to qualified workers, with a focus on skills needed to work alongside physical AI—such as data maintenance and AI system integration—rather than replacing workers entirely.

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FAQ

How many training programs and jobs are listed on the expanded site?

RoboticsCareer.org lists more than 1,300 programs that teach physical AI skills and over 16,700 training programs that teach robotics skills overall. It also posts more than 18,000 robotics positions in manufacturing daily.

Who can use RoboticsCareer.org and what does it help them do?

The platform serves job seekers, students, transitioning workers, employers, and training providers. It connects job seekers to personalized listings and training programs, enables employers to find qualified talent and search a national talent database, and helps training providers increase enrollment.

What is the focus of the physical AI expansion?

The expanded version emphasizes four core capabilities: a competency framework and career pathways defining skills needed to work with physical AI; training program listings with increased focus on data preparation, AI system integration, and machine learning; daily job listings for roles working alongside AI-enabled robots; and a national talent database that has grown 66% year over year.