Built by operators
who've done the work.
Common Vector Robotics is built in Detroit by founders with manufacturing, deployment, and hardware experience — the kind of background that produces robots, not pitch decks.
The founding
team.
Built and shipped delivery, infrastructure, and industrial robots, Bobcat conversions, and electric ATVs at Intermode — bootstrapped against subsidized Chinese supply. Six Ford patents. Led the U-M solar car under budget.
LinkedIn →
Ran engineering at Velodyne LiDAR through the IPO and volume ramp. 28 years across silicon (ST, MegaChips) and sensors. Owns the electronics half of the stack.
LinkedIn →The engineering
team.
Robotics engineer working on perception and autonomy. MS ECE (Robotics), University of Michigan.
LinkedIn →Builds CVR's software brain — internal tools, operator interfaces, and the AI agents that run behind the company and its robots.
LinkedIn →Board-level electronics, sensor integration, and embedded hardware across the platform.
LinkedIn →Designs the platform from concept through build — chassis, structures, and mechanical systems.
LinkedIn →Brings up and integrates robots in the field. ROS, SLAM, and LiDAR; system bring-up, testing, and validation across the platform.
LinkedIn →Owns firmware and robotics across the CVR stack. Ex-Bosch automotive electronics — AUTOSAR, embedded systems, and computer vision.
LinkedIn →Owns fabrication, assembly, and production processes that turn CVR designs into fielded hardware.
LinkedIn →Build the next generation of
American robotics with us.
CVR is hiring across hardware engineering, electronics, sensors, manufacturing, and field operations. If you want to build robots that ship — not robots that demo — get in touch.
