
Botsync
Actively hiring · 1 roleIndustrial automation platform and mobile robots for manufacturing and logistics
About Botsync
Botsync builds robotics and software to automate manufacturing and intralogistics operations across Asia. They sell two things: SyncOS, a no-code platform that lets you design and integrate robotic systems from different manufacturers without vendor lock-in, plus a range of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) like the MAG1500 and MAG1400 series that handle material handling tasks in factories and distribution centers.
The team is 90+ strong, spread across India, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Australia. That matters for remote workers in Southeast Asia—they have real local presence. They work with big names: Nestlé, Ford, Coca-Cola, Caterpillar, Alcon. The mission is straightforward: make manufacturing agile, scalable, and user-friendly through automation.
If you join them, you get comprehensive health benefits and a flexible work environment. The culture values autonomous, meaningful work and attracts people who are deeply curious about robotics, software, and making factories smarter. They're hiring across engineering, product, and operations—mostly technical roles. Candidates should be passionate about tech, knowledgeable in their domain, and eager to learn. This is a growth-stage company working on real industrial problems in growing Asian markets.
Company Info
Company Size
51–200 employees
Founded
2017
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