Finance & Legal Jobs at Tutor Intelligence

Tutor Intelligence has one open finance and legal role, in Watertown, paying USD 135k to 170k a year, alongside 39 other open roles.

About Tutor Intelligence

Tutor Intelligence is an AI robotics company founded out of MIT CSAIL. It builds and deploys AI-powered robot workers for industrial settings such as manufacturing and logistics. The robots are designed to automate tasks from complex assembly to end-of-line logistics and can be deployed in days. The company partners with industry to bring humanlike intuition and flexibility to production floors while reducing the complexity, cost, and operational burden of traditional industrial automation. Tutor has already deployed its robot workforce in dozens of factories and warehouses across the country.

The open role

Also hiring at Tutor Intelligence

Tutor Intelligence is also hiring in engineering (20), hardware and science (4), product (3), sales and business development (3), customer success and support (2) and field and trades (2).

Its roles are in Watertown, MA, US (35), Boston, MA, US (3), Los Angeles, CA, US (1) and Atlanta, GA, US (1).

What finance and legal work involves at an early-stage startup

You build the books, the contracts and the controls rather than inherit them. Founders ask you about runway, a customer agreement and a new country's rules in the same afternoon. At a large company each of those sits with a different specialist team.

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Questions people ask

Where is the finance and legal job at Tutor Intelligence?

Watertown.

How much does it pay?

USD 135k to 170k a year, as stated in the posting.

What else is Tutor Intelligence hiring for?

Engineering, hardware and science, product, sales and business development, customer success and support, and field and trades: 34 more roles.

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