Construction Robot Operator, UK
Monumental
Amsterdam, NH, NL
Onsite
2026-07-04
Estimated salary · Amsterdam
~ €34,500 - €55,200
iampro estimate — the employer published no figure
Job description
Monumental is automating on\-site construction with robotics and software. Our mission is to make construction primarily software\-defined and work towards a future where beautiful, bespoke buildings are built within a single day with minimal labour.
We’re a growing team or engineers, operators and technicians coming from companies like Palantir, Qualcomm, Dyson, Shopify, Tesla, Meta and Google DeepMind. It’s still the early days of building the company, and this is a unique opportunity to be an early employee in a high\-growth, high\-ambition startup environment. From Day 1, you’ll be able to work with an experienced founding team backed by top\-tier investors.
Monumental is based in Amsterdam and now **expanding to London, our first hub outside of the Netherlands, where we will build our founding UK team and robot fleet.**
You can read more on why we believe you should spend your time working on construction, and learn more about our vision and company. You might also enjoy seeing this video by Andreas Klinger of what our office environment looks like.
**About you and this role**
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We're looking for a Construction Robot Operator to introduce robots and automation to the construction industry in the UK, helping create affordable, beautiful, high\-quality housing for everyone.
Over the last couple of years, we’ve grown our Amsterdam Operator team from 0 to 45\. Many of these came from retail, hospitality and events. Some studied civil, mechanical or computer engineering and wanted to do something more practical with it. Others grew up on farms, or around workshops, and most are sporty. They all have one thing in common: they'd rather be hands\-on outside than stuck behind a desk. If that sounds like you, you'll fit right in.
Given that this is a completely new role, we don’t expect any prior experience. What we're looking for is technical intuition, practicality, and an eye for detail, plus a bias for action: when something's g