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Waseca ISD #829

Robotics Team Advisor

Waseca, MN

Support and mentor students within the VEX Robotics program, helping them grow as thoughtful ... Ensure all team activities follow safety protocols and align with school policies and FIRST ...

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As of Jun 22, 2026, the average yearly pay for first robotics mentor in the United States is $96,000.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $90,000.00 and $102,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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As a First Robotics Mentor, your responsibilities include guiding students through the design, building, and programming phases of the robot, as well as teaching safe use of tools and emphasizing problem-solving skills. You’ll also assist with project management, encourage teamwork, and often coordinate outreach activities or fundraising efforts. Mentors collaborate closely with other coaches, engineers, and professionals who support the team, and they may attend regional events or competitions. This role is hands-on and highly collaborative, offering the chance to inspire students while deepening your own engineering and leadership experience.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the First Robotics Mentor position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a First Robotics Mentor, you need a solid understanding of robotics, engineering principles, and experience in STEM fields, often demonstrated through a relevant degree or hands-on technical background. Familiarity with programming languages (such as Java or C++), CAD software, and robotics kits like those used in the FIRST Robotics Competition is highly valued. Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills are essential for guiding students and fostering teamwork. These capabilities ensure you can effectively mentor youth, solve technical challenges, and promote a collaborative and inspiring team environment.

What is a First Robotics Mentor job?

A FIRST Robotics Mentor is a volunteer who guides and supports a student robotics team in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) program. Mentors provide technical expertise, leadership, and encouragement to help students design, build, and program robots for competitions. They also teach problem-solving, teamwork, and engineering principles while fostering a positive learning environment. Mentors can come from various backgrounds, including engineering, programming, education, and business. Their goal is to inspire students in STEM fields and help them develop real-world skills.

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Head Coach of the Robotics Program

Head Coach of the Robotics Program

BROPHY COLLEGE PREPARATORY

Phoenix, AZ

Other

Posted 10 days ago

Job description

Brophy College Preparatory is currently accepting applications for the position of Head Coach of the Robotics Program (Broncobots) beginning in August of 2026. The Broncobots, established in 2002, is one of the oldest and largest high school robotics programs in Arizona. Brophy is looking for a visionary leader to oversee our multi-tiered competitive teams, operating out of the school's state-of-the-art Innovation Commons. 

The Head Coach will lead a program that emphasizes professionalism, community building, and helps students recognize their God-given talents while making a difference in the community. 

Program Scope and Responsibilities 

The Head Coach will oversee and coordinate multiple teams across three major competitive tiers: 

FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC): Lead the "Varsity-991" level program where students build industrial-sized robots for major regional events, including the Arizona North Regional in Flagstaff as well as the Las Vegas Regional or other tournaments in the Western United States. 

FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC): Manage accessible, high-energy teams (Teams 201, 202, 23737, 26983, and 30596 ) through local qualifiers and the State Championship. 

First Lego League (FLL): Working with Brophy’s Loyola Academy, develop and foster student skills and interest in robotics. 

Oversee student leadership and coordinate outreach, including the mentoring of younger students at Loyola Academy. 

Coordinate a team of adult robotics mentors and coaches. 

Monitor teams after school and on occasional weekends in preparation for tournaments. 

Maintain the equipment and resources within the Innovation Commons, ensuring a safe and productive environment for fabrication and coding. Ensure safety standards, protocols, and training in all lab environments. 

Coordinate with the Director of Innovative Technologies for scheduling, supervision, equipment maintenance, supply inventory, and purchasing. 

Develop partnerships with local universities, industry professionals, and non-profit organizations to support student learning and team development. 

Be an active participant in the FIRST Community, including organizing the hosting FIRST Tournament(s) on the Brophy Campus. Represent Brophy’s Robotics program at community events, competitions, and conferences. 

Compensation and Benefits 

Stipend/Salary is based on background and experience and is highly competitive with local and private school standards. 

Opportunity to work with highly motivated students in a collaborative, professional environment. 

Access to premier facilities and a strong community of faculty and alumni mentors. 

About Brophy 

A Catholic, Jesuit secondary school with an enrollment of 1,300 boys, Brophy offers its students a rigorous and relevant college preparatory curriculum, a highly developed fine arts and music program, a diversity of extracurricular activities, and a strong retreat and service learning program. As a Jesuit school, Brophy takes great pride in striving to form well-rounded young men who are firmly grounded in a relationship with God that orients them to lead lives of service. In addition to the high school, Brophy includes Loyola Academy, which is a tuition-free, comprehensive junior high school program for sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade boys who demonstrate academic promise but have had limited educational opportunities. As a Catholic, Jesuit school, the faculty and staff are committed to living out those values personally and professionally, including the work of anti-racism. More information about the school is available at www.brophyprep.org. 

To Apply: Interested candidates must apply by emailing a letter of introduction and a résumé to Brophy's Principal, Jim Bopp, at jbopp@brophyprep.org. 

Compensation is competitive to market and commensurate with experience. Part-time positions are not eligible for benefits, including no tuition benefits or discounts for dependents. 

Brophy College Preparatory is an equal-opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. 

Qualifications 

A bachelor’s degree in engineering, physics, computer science, or a related STEM field is preferred. 

Proven experience in competitive robotics (FIRST or VEX) as a coach, mentor, or participant is highly desirable. 

Understanding of CAD, programming (Java, C++, or Python), and mechanical fabrication. 

A deep passion for the mission and values of Brophy’s Catholic, Jesuit identity, forming "Men for Others" through the lens of technology and innovation. 

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