Humanoid robot developer building AI cognition, locomotion and embedded hardware
VinDynamics builds humanoid robots for home assistance, security and service use, with a stack spanning PyTorch, JAX, MuJoCo, Isaac Sim and ROS 2 on top of STM32, NXP and Qualcomm embedded hardware. Job posts point to an agentic AI push, with LLM-based planning loops and robot memory systems, while requirements tools like IBM DOORS, Polarion and Codebeamer signal a disciplined, safety-oriented hardware engineering process. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy.
VinDynamics designs humanoid robots intended to be safe, intelligent and affordable for everyday use, targeting home-assistive, security and service applications. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Reno, Nevada, the company has 201–500 employees and is backed by Vingroup. Its work covers AI and machine learning, mechatronics, embedded systems, computer vision, motion control and navigation. The company hires across Vietnam, the United States and the Philippines.
VinDynamics uses Python, C++, PyTorch, TensorFlow and JAX for AI, ROS 2, MuJoCo, Isaac Sim, Gazebo and PyBullet for simulation, plus Embedded Linux, EtherCAT, STM32, NXP and Qualcomm hardware.
Current projects include agentic cognitive architectures for humanoid robots, LLM-based reasoning and planning loops, robot memory systems, a mobility stack roadmap and Embedded Linux system development.
VinDynamics hires in Vietnam, the United States and the Philippines, with hiring accelerating and focused mainly on senior engineering roles alongside operations.
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