Most AI research happens in environments where failure is a number in a table. At Kedorion, failure means a robot drops a component on a factory floor, or a perception system misreads a scene at the wrong moment. That constraint changes everything — how you design, how you test, how you think about uncertainty.
We are a small, research-led team. Everyone here works on problems that matter, with colleagues who take the work seriously. There is no hierarchy between research and engineering — both are treated as first-class disciplines.
We are based in Germany, with a long-term commitment to building in Europe. We offer competitive salaries, meaningful equity, and the space to do your best work on problems that have not been solved yet.

We do not have a lot of process. We have a lot of judgment. We hire people who can hold a problem in their head for weeks, who push back when something does not make sense, and who finish things. We expect intellectual honesty — if something is not working, we want to know early.
Research and product are not separate tracks. The same people who develop ideas are responsible for seeing them through to deployment. That means the feedback loop is short and the work is grounding — in every sense.
We do not have a formal application portal. Send us an email. Tell us who you are, what you have built, and why you want to work on physical AI at Kedorion.
We read every message and we respond to everyone. There is no black hole here.