Fellow, Machine Learning - Autonomy
MotionalFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Los Altos, California, United States
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The role requires a strong background in embodied machine learning, with specific expertise in Policy Evaluation, Failure Detection and Mitigation, and Active Learning in the context of Large Behavior Models.
The Trustworthy Learning under Uncertainty (TLU) team within the Robotics division focuses on enabling the robust, reliable, and adaptive deployment of Large Behavior Models at scale in human environments through rigorous evaluation, failure detection and mitigation, and active/continual learning.
A strong candidate is a driven research scientist or engineer with a strong background in embodied machine learning and a 'make it happen' mentality, particularly with expertise in policy evaluation, failure detection, and active learning.
Research in mobility, safety, and automation
Toyota Research Institute focuses on improving mobility through research and development in the automotive and technology sectors. The company works on enhancing safety, automated driving, robotics, materials science, and machine learning. Their products include advanced safety features and automated driving systems that aim to make driving safer and more efficient. Unlike many competitors, TRI emphasizes a research-driven approach, collaborating with various partners and licensing their innovations to enhance Toyota's offerings and maintain a competitive edge. The goal of TRI is to advance mobility solutions that improve quality of life and support the transition to zero-emissions transportation.