Robotics Lead

About the Role

About Telegraph and why robotics Telegraph is the network that turns intelligence into a graded commodity. Ranked by performance. Driven by demand. Providers plug in machine-callable capabilities – models, APIs, datasets, tools – and are ranked per Intent on measured performance. Consumers plug in once and access ranked intelligence for the job, paid per request in USDC. The protocol is technology-agnostic by design. The same architecture can support intelligence ranging from weather forecasting to object detection and path planning, with task-specific interfaces and evaluation. Robots are among the most demanding consumers of intelligence: they need many kinds at once – perception, mapping, localisation, task planning, language, simulation, environment data – and each must meet the performance and reliability requirements of the task. Telegraph is building an open, continuously evaluated market for that intelligence. This role exists to bring the robotics industry into that market. The role Robotics Lead – a technical-commercial hire who opens the robotics vertical on Telegraph, end to end. Remote, full-time, reporting to the CEO. This is not a pure research or sales role. Telegraph s core protocol is designed to support intelligence across domains. The work is to bring robotics companies onto the network on both sides – as Providers selling the intelligence they have built, and as Consumers buying the intelligence their robots need – and turn their technical requirements into Intents Telegraph can rank. You should also be capable of building the initial integrations yourself: connecting robotics services through APIs, developing adapters and prototypes, and demonstrating working end-to-end use cases. Telegraph s engineering team will support protocol-specific development, infrastructure, and changes to the core network. The scope is intelligence a robot can consume through suitable network interfaces: perception and detection models, maps and localisation servi...