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Robotics Coach at Fitzgerald Public Schools

Fitzgerald Public Schools · Fitzgerald, United States Of America · Onsite

2025-10-31 13:00:00.0

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Robotics Coach

JobID: 1291

Position Type:
Coaching/Coaching

Date Posted:
10/28/2025

Location:
Fitzgerald High School
(High-Needs School)

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POSITION: FIRST Robotics Coach

LOCATION: Fitzgerald High School

WORK YEAR: 2025/26 school year; Robotics season (September-December for planning/training events; January-April for official events. State, Regional, and
FIRST Championship competitions are advancement based.)

SALARY: 4.5% of BA step 1-3 $2,104 - $2,319

JOB GOAL:
To provide the high school team opportunities to form learning partnerships between students with
different technology skill levels while providing engineering expertise. The coach will facilitate activities
related to district, regional, and state robotics competitions.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The information contained herein is not an exhaustive list of the duties performed for this position.
Additional duties and responsibilities may be assigned. Organize and monitor the 2025-26 high school
FIRST Robotics team. Responsible for selecting a drive-train design that matches the team’s primary
Strategies. Research a given topic and then create a solution that is innovative and unique. Build,
configure, and test robots. Design software systems to control robotic systems, such as those robots used
for manufacturing or FIRST Robotics competitions. Design automated robotic systems that are used to
increase the production and precision levels within a specific industry. Analyze and evaluate prototypes
and robotic systems. Review and approve cost estimates and design calculations. Serve as technical
support for the school team robotics design and competition season. Perform research into the design,
operation and performance of robotic mechanism components or systems. Liaison between team
members, mentors, parents and volunteers; communicate expectations to parents and students about
what is expected of them in terms of their commitment to the team, 4 – 6 hours per week to prepare for
team meetings, coordinating help, maintaining equipment, communicating with your sponsoring
organization, purchasing supplies, registering for competitions, creating schedules and team building.
Make decisions about building, and work to achieve consensus among team members on the mechanical
design. Use guidelines from team brainstorming to build a robot that can accomplish the team’s desired
missions and access partnerships with business/community to garner mentors and funding opportunities.
Enforce standards of performance and production quality. Nurture a sense of ownership among team
members for their team’s robot, project and core values. Be registered as a FIRST volunteer. Display
kindness, patience, and professionalism. Follow all safety rules and guidelines of the FIRST Robotics
program.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Experience leading a competitive FIRST Robotics team or an equivalent robotics program. History of
leadership with robotics team budgeting, fundraising, and purchasing. Experience in one or more of the
following technical areas is also highly desirable: Technical Management, Mechanical Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Robotic Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Industrial
Fabrication

The team meets weekly in the fall and most weekdays and weekends during the intense six-week period
known as the build season in January and March. Meetings vary based on the activities needed to ensure
preparedness for all upcoming on/off-season events.

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