Robotics Coach

- Position Type:
Student Support Services/Robotics Coach - Date Posted:
10/12/2026 - Location:
Harper Woods High School - District:
Harper Woods School District - Lead hands-on instruction in mechanical design, electrical wiring, computer programming (CAD, Java, C++, Python), and robot operation.
- Promote teamwork, leadership, sportsmanship, and the principles of "Gracious Professionalism" established by organizations such as FIRST and VEX Robotics.
- Encourage independent problem-solving, innovative thinking, and student-led engineering projects.
- Prepare and mentor students for local, regional, state, and national robotics competitions.
- Develop and manage team practice schedules, including evening and weekend commitments during competition seasons.
- Coordinate competition registration, transportation, lodging, equipment, and tournament logistics.
- Manage program budgets, equipment inventory, and the purchasing of robotics parts and supplies.
- Recruit, coordinate, and supervise industry professionals, engineering mentors, volunteers, and parent chaperones.
- Ensure compliance with district policies, including student permission forms, volunteer background checks, and required certifications.
- Maintain consistent communication with school administration, parents, and community partners regarding program activities, student progress, and upcoming competitions.
| Robotics Coach | JobID: 33674 |
High School Robotics Coach for Harper Woods School District.
The ideal candidate should have a strong background in robotics, engineering, computer programming, and student mentorship. This individual will be responsible for developing and leading a competitive robotics program while providing students with hands-on learning experiences in STEM education.
The position would include the following key responsibilities:
Student Mentorship and Technical Guidance
Program and Logistics Management
Our goal is to continue a strong robotics program that provides students with opportunities to develop technical skills, leadership abilities, teamwork, and real-world engineering experience while representing Harper Woods High School in competitive robotics events.