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Raymond Huang shared thisMy team at Boston Dynamics is hiring a Senior VR Software Engineer to drive development of teleoperation applications that fuel the data engine of cutting edge behavior models on Atlas! https://lnkd.in/eHGDM85X If you are or know someone that's interested, send them our way! https://lnkd.in/eXUPqx92Raymond Huang shared thisI'm hiring a Senior VR Engineer for my team at Boston Dynamics! Are you an engineer with extensive VR and Unity or Unreal experience? Interested in working with cutting edge robots? We're making applications to control robots, capture data, and drive innovation. Specifically, this role will work extensively with VR applications that control Atlas when collecting data to train policies. You can read more about the process in this article: https://lnkd.in/eHGDM85X See the full job description here: https://lnkd.in/eXUPqx92
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Raymond Huang reposted thisRaymond Huang reposted thisMy team is #hiring! Apply if you have direct experience and love designing complex (yet elegant) structural components and/or clever mechanisms!
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Raymond Huang reposted thisRaymond Huang reposted thisUPDATE: All of these roles have been filled. ---- Software Engineers - want to work on the most amazing humanoid robot on the planet, with great peers? I have 4 roles on the Atlas Software team at Boston Dynamics which I'm hiring for! Although prior robotics experience is great, many will work well for people coming from other industries. All of these are for experienced candidates. - CUDA and Performance Optimization software engineer: https://lnkd.in/ehtPkbgv - Embedded Linux software engineer: https://lnkd.in/efAhavn4 - Systems Software Tech Lead/Manager: https://lnkd.in/e8wdJZvC - Applications Software Tech Lead/Manager: https://lnkd.in/eqsZvZBP
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Raymond Huang shared thisOh hey, check out this cool thing I've been working on...Raymond Huang shared thisWe are unveiling the next generation of humanoid robots, a fully electric Atlas robot designed for real-world applications. Stay tuned to see what the world’s most dynamic humanoid robot can really do—in the lab, in the factory, and in our lives. https://bit.ly/3w5XRvH
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Raymond Huang reposted thisWe considered making coffee or picking up an egg, but decided to focus on real world manipulation challenges instead :)Raymond Huang reposted this✔ Lift heavy things ✔ Recognize irregular objects ✔ Recover gracefully after tripping 🦾 Atlas has what the real world requires Check out our latest R&D efforts with the world's most advanced humanoid. #innovation #robotics #technology #automotive #manufacturing #robots
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Raymond Huang shared thisRaymond Huang shared thisThe team behind the SIGGRAPH 2022 Student Volunteer Program! We were 160 in-person SVs, 30 virtual SVs, 12 Team Leaders and this amazing subcommittee that now I call friends. We served the attendees, we helped the conference and our student volunteers learned tons = Mission accomplished! ✅ #proudtobesv #studentvolunteer ACM SIGGRAPH
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Raymond Huang posted thisI'm stoked to announce that in just a few short weeks, I'll be in Menlo Park creating VR experiences that endorse community building on Facebook's AR/VR Experiences' Community Experience team! I can't wait to combine my love for building meaningful and engaging communities and exploring what it means to connect, be social, and be human in the AR/VR space (I really couldn't have asked for a better fit 😍).
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Raymond Huang posted thisAnyone else coming to/already at Reality Virtually Hackathon this weekend? I'm pumped to make some cool stuff and see what everyone accomplishes this weekend. Let's meet up!
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Raymond Huang posted thisA few weeks ago, I brought my dad to meet with a potential employer at their request. Seeing the expressions of delight and wonder that my dad, an adult man who literally works in software and tech, had on his face during that hour of demos reminded me that what we do is SO COOL, and that being involved in this whirlwind of VR/AR and cutting-edge interactive technology has sort of normalized the work being done in the field for me; it's so easy to get lost in the technical details and focus on the utilitarian aspects of engineering and design that I think we all sometimes forget that good software is an experience as much as it is a tool, and that the things we're capable of building don't only make lives easier, but also just more *wonderful*, in every sense of the word. That being said, I am truly ecstatic and humbled to announce that I will be joining Pison Technology as an interaction engineer and designer in January, followed by a software engineering internship at Facebook in Menlo Park over the summer! (and then SIGGRAPH!!) I hate being corny but really, thanks so much to everyone who has supported me so much, y'all are the bestest.
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisI'm thrilled to share that as of today, I'm joining Gupta Media as a Motion Designer! Getting to make great things with an in-house, all-star creative team is something I've been working toward for a long time. I'm grateful to the team, Renn Bauhan, Owen Neuburger, Kelly Heath, and Gogi Gupta for the interview process and letting me sit in on my first Town Hall last week. It was incredible to witness and I'm sure will be even more incredible to participate in. Also, a deep heartfelt thanks to the dozens of coffee chats with old and new contacts, every panicked phone call to a friend or mentor, and the unwavering support from my community throughout the search. I wouldn't be here without you. ❤️ I can't wait to see what the next chapter holds! 🎬
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisWas just at NVIDIA #GTC 2026 with Rosalind Shinkle where it was clear that the future belongs to those building #physicalAI. Lucky us :) Tuesday Lab is a heavy user of the #omniverse stack to train policies for locomotion, emotes and manipulation for our delightful home-tidying robot. Here's a few useful things I heard about all in one place so you don't have to go looking. Links in the comments. 1. real2sim: OpenUSD provides fine-grained control over the representation of your robot in simulation. It's surprisingly easy to match your robot's collision, mass, inertia and actuator properties to its simulation asset, which is key to minimizing the sim2real gap when deploying a policy trained on your custom robot asset. 2. Accurate simulation physics: Newton 1.0 in IsaacLab 3.0 beta just dropped and I can testify that many of the PhysX quirks, especially those related to contact dynamics, disappear when you use a backend that was developed with robotics in mind. 3. real2real data augmentation: Cosmos transfer 2.5 can be used for style transfer to your custom collected dataset in a loop with Cosmos Reason 2 to assess quality of data. This can increase the robustness of your VLA. 4. IsaacLab Arena: You can now orchestrate several configurations of IsaacLab ManagerBasedEnvs for better domain randomization. Think only having to write a config to swap out robots, terrains, workspaces or objects. Excited to make use of all these tools! Special shout out to Edmar Mendizabal for encouraging us to attend GTC 2026! If you want to come use the latest tools to get the best performance out of hardware in order to ship the cutest home robot, come intern with us this summer. We're hiring!
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisMeet “Roadrunner” - a new bipedal wheeled robot prototype designed for multi-modal locomotion. Roadrunner weighs around 15kg (33 lb) and can seamlessly switch between its side-by-side and in-line wheel modes and stepping configurations, depending on what is required for navigating its environment. The robot’s legs are entirely symmetric, allowing it to point its knees forward or backward, which can be used to avoid obstacles or manage specific movements. A single control policy was trained to handle both side-by-side and in-line driving. Several behaviors, including standing up from various ground configurations and balancing on one wheel, were successfully deployed zero-shot on the hardware. To learn more about robotic navigation in challenging environments, visit https://rai-inst.com/
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisAfter an extraordinary chapter at Boston Dynamics, I am moving forward. When I joined BD, I stepped into one of the most technically ambitious companies in the world — and one of the most complex operational challenges of my career. Over the past two years, I led a 500-person organization through work I am genuinely proud of. I turned Stretch BU around when its foundational market assumptions proved wrong — not by retreating, but by rebuilding the strategy and holding the team together through the pivot. I accelerated Spot's BU enterprise growth with a pipeline of customers that represent real, lasting deployments. I built manufacturing capabilities from the ground up: standard time, technical operations, NPI integration, gross margin improvement. And I secured HMG's commitment to manufacture Boston Dynamics products at scale in a dedicated facility — a decision I believe will be one of the defining strategic moves in the company's future. But what I will carry most from this chapter isn't the strategy wins. It's the people. The engineers who showed up every day to build things the world had never seen. The leaders on my team who trusted me with their growth. The moments — like an all-hands meeting where someone later told me "it felt like the veil was lifted" — that reminded me why operational clarity is an act of respect for the people doing the work. My career has taken me across some of the most exciting domains of our time — life sciences and maternal health diagnostics, warehouse automation, consumer robotics, and humanoids. That breadth is not accidental. I have always been drawn to work at the frontier, where the technology is hard and the mission is worth it. Where what gets built actually changes something for someone. I am being very intentional about my next step. The through-line has always been mission — work where the impact on people is legible and real. That's the compass I'll follow. To everyone who reached out over the past weeks: thank you. Your words mean more than you know. More to come. 🤍
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisExcited to share that today was my first day as a Firmware Engineer at Boston Dynamics! I’m looking forward to getting to know all of my new coworkers, both human and robot 🤖🤖🤖
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisAI artists are COOKED. This entire video was made in just a few weeks by a small team of skilled artists for just $20k:
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisCome apply for an internship or co-op at Boston Dynamics 🤖 Boston Dynamics is officially recruiting for its Summer Internship and Co-op programs! If you are an engineering student passionate about learning and growing within the world of robotics, I highly encourage you to shoot your shot and apply. 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗲𝘀: ➔ AI/ML Safety Intern: https://lnkd.in/eKRZUFhx ➔ Supplier Quality Engineer Intern: https://lnkd.in/eqXE95XQ ➔ Supplier Quality Engineer Co-Op: https://lnkd.in/ekpwVA-E ➔ Product Quality Engineer Co-Op: https://lnkd.in/ePAfrgYg ➔ Systems Test Engineer Co-Op: https://lnkd.in/eZeagZHy ➔ Technical Operations Co-Op: https://lnkd.in/eS27JGhx ➔ Systems Safety & Reliability Engineer Co-Op: https://lnkd.in/e-JCT8Xs #summerinternship #co-op #robotics
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisWe've received a bunch of reports of people impersonating Tuesday Lab recruiters and making fraudulent job offers. Flattering! We do not make job offers from any domains other than @tuesdaylab.com.
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Raymond Huang liked thisRaymond Huang liked thisRobotics software remain one of the hardest domains for AI coding agents Simple — they don't know what breaks in production. They've never fought a misconfigured DDS domain or watched a perception pipeline work perfectly in Gazebo and completely fall apart on real hardware. That's the gap this project tries to close — years of robotics experience consolidated into structured skills any coding agent can plug into. What's covered: *ROS1/2 build systems, lifecycle nodes, QoS tuning, DDS configuration *Sensor calibration pipelines, depth processing, point cloud workflows *Behavior trees, state machines, safety patterns, hardware abstraction *Testing strategies — unit, integration, simulation, CI/CD for robotics *Real code, anti-patterns from actual failures, production checklists — the stuff you learn the hard way Built using the Anthropic SKILL. md format — works natively with Claude Code and Claude Projects, and easy to wire into any agent framework like LangChain or LlamaIndex. Open source under Apache 2.0. And if you've got hard-earned robotics knowledge that agents should know about, come open a PR. Would love more contributors on this. Repo link in comments
Experience & Education
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Volunteer Experience
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Team Leader
ACM SIGGRAPH
- 1 year 6 months
Science and Technology
Facilitated logistics and execution of annual conference, leading over 400 volunteers for about 17,000 conference attendees at SIGGRAPH 2018 in Vancouver and SIGGRAPH 2019 in Los Angeles.
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Student Volunteer
ACM SIGGRAPH
- Present 8 years 9 months
Science and Technology
Volunteered with the student volunteer sub-committee at the annual SIGGRAPH (Special Interest Group on Computer GRAPHics and Interactive Techniques) conference in Los Angeles.
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Mentor
Westford Summer Music Program
- 2 years 1 month
Education
Practiced and performed with the ensembles and mentored students at my hometown's summer music program for students in band, choir, and orchestra in grades 4 through 8, which I had participated in as a student previously.
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Performer
Bridges by EPOCH
- 1 year 10 months
Social Services
Performed (vocal) for the elderly as part of our high school Tri-M Music Honor Society
Courses
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2D Fundamentals: Surface and Drawing
ARTF 1122
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3D Fundamentals: Sculpture and Drawing
ARTF 1124
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4D Fundamentals: Sequence/Drawing
ARTF 2220
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Algorithms
CS 5800 (Graduate level)
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Animation 1
ARTD 3470
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Animation Basics
ARTD 2370
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Database Design
CS 3200
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Discrete Structures
CS 1800
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Fundamentals of Computer Science 1
CS 2500
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Fundamentals of Computer Science 2
CS 2510
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Human Computer Interaction
CS 5340 (Graduate level)
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Linear Algebra
MATH 2331
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Logic and Computation
CS 2800
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Narrative Basics
ARTD 2100
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Object-Oriented Design
CS 3500
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Observational Drawing
ARTF 1120
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Technology and Human Values
PHIL 1145
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Writing in Global Contexts
ENGL 2760
Projects
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SpeechBubbles
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SpeechBubbles is an augmented reality application currently built for ARKit in Unity that explores the idea of spatialized information as a design and brainstorming tool, visualization tool, and social network. The current prototype generates "bubbles" of recorded audio, fixed to and contextualized in real-world spaces. Future prototypes and implementations will feature a slew of different data representations, both in form and appearance, as well as collaborative environments and logical…
SpeechBubbles is an augmented reality application currently built for ARKit in Unity that explores the idea of spatialized information as a design and brainstorming tool, visualization tool, and social network. The current prototype generates "bubbles" of recorded audio, fixed to and contextualized in real-world spaces. Future prototypes and implementations will feature a slew of different data representations, both in form and appearance, as well as collaborative environments and logical connectors.
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Sea Change VR
Sea Change VR is an immersive WebVR experience developed using A-Frame displaying the bleaching of coral reefs and polluting of oceans in an engaging and accessible way. The project began at VR Eco Hack and has continued development for potential presentation to a UN Environment meeting. On the team of 6, I acted primarily as a project manager and designer. Although many members of the team have continued the project, I am no longer an active member.
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Fun, Interactive Therapy Board (FITBoard)
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See projectThis is an ongoing project of Northeastern University's Enabling Engineering and the ReGame VR Laboratory that seeks to develop the FITBoard (Fun, Interactive Therapy Board), a device designed to study movement and motivation in children with disabilities and provide physical therapy.
I personally am the lead game developer and front end designer for the software used with the device.
Honors & Awards
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2nd Place Branded Challenge Winner - MIT Hacking Arts
Noitom International
Won Noitom's second place prize at MIT Hacking Arts 2017 for use of Noitom's Perception Neuron motion capture suit. Our project, Motion Sculpting, used python scripts in the 3D modeling software Rhino3D to programmatically create generative sculptures based on data from the Perception Neuron, creating highly customizable, organic, and active 3D forms from human movement that we manipulated and rendered as sculptures, architectonic installations, and even furniture.
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3rd Place Best VR Hack Winner - VR EcoHack
Brookline Interactive Group
Placed third for Best Hack in the VR category at BIG's first ever VR Eco Hack for our project, Sea Change VR, which will go on to be considered for presentation to UN Environment. Sea Change VR is an immersive WebVR experience developed using A-Frame displaying the bleaching of coral reefs and polluting of oceans in an engaging and accessible way.
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Braini-Hack Challenge Winner - Hamp Hack
Hamp Hack
Won the Braini-Hack challenge at Hamp Hack at Hampshire College for "Focus Pocus," a game that uses brainwave information from the NeuroSky Mindwave to dynamically modify in-game variables based on the player's concentration and relaxation to provide fun and addicting biofeedback therapy.
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NJCL Latin Honor Society Member
National Junior Classics League
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National Honor Society Member
National Honor Society
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Tri-M Music Honor Society Member
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Treasurer of Westford Academy's chapter of the Tri-M Music Honor Society
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Mandarin Chinese
Professional working proficiency
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