LG Innotek is recruiting researchers and engineers in the United States to support its push into physical AI and other next-generation businesses. The company recently held its Inno Connect event at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown with about 30 graduate students and professionals from 16 U.S. universities. It said the program is meant to introduce recruits to its technology and hiring opportunities. The company also runs global internship programs and university partnerships in Vietnam.
Min John, LG Innotek’s chief technology officer, presents the company’s technology road map and vision at the Inno Connect recruiting event in Los Angeles. Courtesy of LG Innotek
LG Innotek is turning to America’s top universities for the researchers and engineers it hopes will help define its next generation of businesses, with physical artificial intelligence (AI) at the center of its recruiting push.
The company said Tuesday that it recently held its Inno Connect recruiting event at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, bringing together about 30 graduate students and experienced professionals from 16 major U.S. universities.
The participants included master’s and doctoral students and industry professionals from Stanford University, the California Institute of Technology, Yale University and the University of California, Los Angeles.
