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Research Scientist, Robot Learning – Continual Adaptation
Tri-global Solutions Group Inc.. Design and implement methods for adapting generative robot policies using reinforcement learning, imitation learning, agentic tool use, and related methods .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Expertise in reinforcement learning, imitation learning, and generative robot policies is essential, along with proficiency in deep learning frameworks and robotics simulation environments. Strong coding skills and experience with real-world robot hardware and deployments are critical for advancing robot learning and interaction methods.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Reinforcement LearningImitation LearningDeep Learning FrameworksRobotics Simulation EnvironmentsHuman-In-The-Loop Robot Learning
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Hard Skills
Reinforcement LearningImitation LearningPolicy AdaptationContinual LearningPreference LearningDeep LearningCoding SkillsExperimental SkillsRobotics ExperienceAlgorithm Development
Tools & Technologies
PyTorchJAXIsaacLabMuJoCoRobot Data Collection InfrastructureReal-World Robot Platforms
Industry Keywords
Generative Robot PoliciesEmbodied AIMultimodal DataHuman-Driven SignalsOpen RoboticsResearch PublicationsRobot HardwareML-Based Robot DeploymentsTop-Tier ConferencesRobot Learning
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesDaggerPyTorch
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Design and implement methods for adapting generative robot policies using reinforcement learning, imitation learning, agentic tool use, and related methods
- Develop methods enabling generative robot policies to improve through ongoing interaction with people and the environment using demonstrations, interventions, preference feedback, learned rewards, and other human-driven signals
- Develop rollout-based learning and exploration strategies for robots to efficiently and safely gather useful experience from multimodal data, in simulation and on real robot hardware
- Collaborate across perception, control, foundation models, and ML infrastructure teams to deploy scalable and reproducible research systems
- Publish research outcomes and contribute to open robotics and embodied AI communities
- Advance post-training methods for generative robot policies
- Develop algorithms and frameworks for post-training and continual learning in robot foundation models, enabling robots to improve after deployment without retraining from scratch
Requirements
What you’ll need- Ph.D. or M.S. in Robotics, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, or a related field, or equivalent applied research experience
- Strong background in reinforcement learning, imitation learning, or closely related robot-learning methods
- Strong proficiency with deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch or JAX and robotics simulation environments such as IsaacLab or MuJoCo
- Experience with policy adaptation, continual learning, preference learning, or related learning problems in embodied settings
- Strong coding and experimental skills with an emphasis on reproducibility and rigorous evaluation
- Prior robotics experience with real-world hardware and ML-based robot deployments
- Publications in top-tier conferences such as CoRL, RSS, NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML, ICRA, or CVPR
- Experience with human-in-the-loop robot learning (e.g., DAgger), preference learning, reward learning, or RLHF/RLAIF
- Prior work on generative robot policies or VLAs such as π0.5, GR00T, or related models
- Experience building or managing robot data collection or replay infrastructure
- Familiarity with real-world robot platforms such as YAMs, Kinova, humanoids, or mobile manipulators
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equal Employment Opportunity for all, without regard to protected characteristics
- Consideration of qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records for employment under the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance