Toyota Research Institute (TRI) is at the forefront of revolutionizing robotics through advanced machine learning and AI. We're developing general-purpose robots that can assist with household tasks, elder care, and various daily activities. Our mission focuses on creating robots that can operate reliably in unstructured environments with minimal supervision.
The role of Research Engineer for Large Behavior Models and Computer Vision offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in robotics and AI. You'll be part of a cross-functional team with expertise in simulation, perception, controls, language, vision, and multimodal learning. The position involves working with a fleet of robots and developing large-scale foundation models that combine multiple modalities including language, video, audio, and physical interaction data.
As a team member, you'll collaborate with top academic institutions like MIT, Stanford, and Berkeley, while building and improving end-to-end ML pipelines. The role requires expertise in PyTorch and distributed training techniques, with a focus on both rapid prototyping and robust implementation. You'll be instrumental in advancing robot capabilities through fundamental technological development.
The position offers competitive compensation ($165,760-$238,280/year for California-based roles) and comprehensive benefits including 401(k), paid time off, and annual bonuses. TRI values diversity and inclusion, fostering an innovative and collaborative environment where different perspectives are welcomed and celebrated. Join us in making general-purpose robots a reality and contributing to groundbreaking research that will shape the future of robotics and AI.