We build warehouse automation that American industry depends on. If that matters to you, keep reading.
Prime is about 80 people — software engineers, hardware engineers, deployment crews, and support — split between Denver and China. We build, deploy, and support real automation systems in real operations. Not pilots. Not demos. Running systems with real customers depending on them.
The people who thrive here take pride in their craft. They finish what they start. They want to be part of something that matters — because American competitiveness in robotics is not a given, and we intend to do something about that.
We build hard things on purpose. TPS, AutoShelf, our PTU — built because they were hard and therefore worth building. If you want to put your name on something real, we should talk.
Robots are genuinely cool to build and watch run. There is a specific kind of satisfaction that comes from seeing a system you designed move at full speed in a live warehouse — and a different kind when a customer calls to say their throughput doubled and their labor problem is solved. Prime sits at a rare intersection: work that matters at a national level, and work that is deeply gratifying to do. That combination is hard to find. It is what keeps people here.
The Prime team at Modex 2026 in Atlanta, GA.
We hold ourselves to a high standard — not because someone is watching, but because the work deserves it.
Our customers run live operations. When they need us, we are there — no escalation chains, no delays.
We solve problems others have given up on. The hard problems are the ones worth solving.
Grit, persistence, and the willingness to do what it takes. We do not give up when things get difficult.
We understand what our customers are dealing with — and we build and support with that in mind.
Current openings across engineering, deployment, and operations.
Based in Lakewood, CO unless noted.
