See the Path from the First Inquiry to the Launch of Your Projects in the Win-Win Model.
Cooperation Process with NexaRob
At NexaRob, we believe in transparency at every stage, so we want you to know exactly what to expect when you decide to join our projects. We divide our cooperation process into several clearly defined steps, so you know from the outset how and when you will be able to present your skills and how we will formalize our business relationship.
Application and Initial Verification Stage
Application Preparation
- Visit our Cooperation - Who We Are Looking For page and make sure your skills match the specializations we currently seek, such as robot programmer, PLC engineer, AI consultant, machine service technician, and others.
- Prepare a brief description of yourself, such as a CV or portfolio, highlighting your experience in automation and robotics, especially projects where you achieved success or solved difficult technical challenges.
Recruitment form / email message
- On the Cooperation page, you will find a form where you can briefly describe your previous projects and expectations regarding cooperation.
- If you prefer a traditional format, you can also send an email with your CV attached or a link to your portfolio, such as GitHub or LinkedIn. In the subject line, indicate which areas of work interest you most.
Initial Fit Assessment
- After receiving your application, the analysis takes place in two stages. First, we check whether your competencies match projects we are currently working on or planning;
- Next, we assess whether your preferred cooperation model (e.g. B2B, contract, occasional assignments) matches our needs. If we find a match, we will invite you to continue the discussion.
Discussion and Clarification of Cooperation Details
Meeting / Online Discussion
- If your application appears promising, we will invite you to an interview, usually by videoconference. We then discuss your experience, preferred scope of tasks, and availability.
- If you perform a highly technical role (e.g. KUKA KRL programmer or vision system integrator), we may ask you for sample code, a short test task or a description of a situation from previous implementations.
Financial Terms and Form of Cooperation
- At this stage, we present the compensation terms, whether an hourly rate, fixed project fee, profit share or another arrangement, and explain the settlement process. Our agreements most often take the form of B2B cooperation or long-term contracts.
- We want you to know from the outset how responsibilities are divided and what development opportunities the project offers, such as participation in training or the opportunity to move on to more advanced deployments.
Further verification
- If additional questions arise during the conversation, such as the need for safety certificates or knowledge of specific tools, we may ask you to provide additional information or arrange another meeting.
- If everything is clear and both parties want to cooperate, we proceed to agree on contract details and assign you to a specific project.
From Signing the Agreement to Long-Term Cooperation and Development in a "Win-Win" Model
Signing the Agreement and Preparing to Start the Project
In the previous section, we explained how to apply to NexaRob, complete the initial verification, and discuss compensation details and the expected scope of tasks. Below we explain what happens next, from formalizing cooperation and carrying out projects to the future challenges you may encounter as part of a long-term relationship with us.
Approval of Cooperation Terms
- Once we agree on rates, schedule, billing method (e.g. B2B), and any formal matters (certificates, permits, insurance policy, etc.), we proceed to finalize the agreement.
- Our team prepares a document that describes in detail what you will be responsible for and what rules apply to the parties in matters such as confidentiality and intellectual property.
Access to NexaRob Tools and Resources
- After signing the agreement, you receive access to our internal platforms, including code repositories, task management systems, and training materials.
- We share project documentation, lists of standards, and occupational health and safety guidelines so that you have all information needed for effective work from the start.
Consultations with the project leader / coordinator
- We usually assign you a mentor or coordinator who introduces you to the specifics of the project, familiarizes you with the team and explains the customer's particular requirements.
- For international projects, we also discuss logistics details, such as whether travel to the installation site will be necessary, whether you work remotely, time zones, and related matters.
Implementation and development during the project
Division of Roles and Communication
- Every NexaRob team member knows which tasks they are responsible for and who they can rely on if questions arise. We use online collaboration tools such as Slack, Teams, Trello/Jira, and Git, making information exchange easier.
- In multicultural and distributed projects, we aim to schedule regular status meetings so that no party is left behind.
Direct Contact with the Customer (if needed)
- If your work requires arrangements with the customer, NexaRob usually organizes teleconferences or onsite meetings. In this model, we act as the integrator, but we value your expert knowledge and want you to have a voice in key decisions.
- Of course, you will not always need to maintain direct contact. In many projects, the NexaRob project lead handles all formalities and simply reports progress and requirements to you.
Support and troubleshooting
- If you encounter difficulties at any stage, whether technical, communication-related, or hardware-related, you can ask a dedicated mentor or engineer at NexaRob for assistance.
- We aim to ensure that you do not work in isolation, but can be confident that someone on our team will help solve complex programming or configuration issues.
Completion and Long-Term Cooperation
Project Summary
- After tasks or an entire implementation are completed, we analyze results, including customer satisfaction and achieved business or technical objectives. We share observations about team performance and possible improvements.
- This is a good time to discuss subsequent automation phases and, as a result, your potential continued involvement in line development, service, or equipment modernization.
Establishing Further Projects
- If the cooperation goes well, you have a strong chance of being invited to further challenges. NexaRob records information about your competencies and preferences so we can effectively match you with the most interesting implementations that arise in the future.
- Over time, you can also move on to more advanced assignments, such as implementing innovative humanoid robots or integrating AI systems in logistics, and even take on a leadership role in geographically distributed projects.
The "Win-Win" Model in Practice
- Thanks to clear financial rules and a transparent division of responsibilities, every project participant receives benefits appropriate to their involvement. As your role, experience, and value contributed to projects grow, cooperation terms may be updated in the spirit of fair play and transparency.
- We believe that well-organized automation can connect people around the world, increasing the efficiency and safety of industrial processes while also improving the quality of life of those who help create innovative solutions.
Summary - Ready to Get Started with NexaRob?
The stages presented show that the cooperation process at NexaRob is organized while remaining open to the individual needs of specialists from different fields and regions. Whether you are an industrial robot programmer, AI engineer, ROI consultant, or machine service technician, we hope you now know what to expect:
- Clear Rules and Agreements
- Mentoring and tool support
- Opportunity to participate in projects across various industries
- A long-term perspective for growth and stability
If this cooperation model interests you, we invite you to submit an application and join us under a win-win model. You can become part of innovations that are transforming industry around the world.
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