Hyundai Motor Group Invites Global Tech Talent to Tech Talent Forum 2026 in Pursuit of Physical AI Innovation

Hyundai Motor Group announced it will host the HMG Tech Talent Forum from September 17–18, 2026, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in Silicon Valley. The event is organized by nine affiliates and partners, including Hyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation, Boston Dynamics, and Motional, to attract technology professionals to its expanding Physical AI and robotics sectors. Attendees will engage in keynote speeches, leadership discussions, and interactive exhibitions showcasing the Group’s technological advancements and career opportunities. The Forum aims to provide first-hand exposure to the Group’s innovation strategy and talent development initiatives through real-world project demonstrations and career consultations.

The event will feature a Leaders Panel Talk moderated by senior executives, including Manfred Harrer, Minwoo Park, ChangHwan Kim, Zack Jackowski, Phil Michel, and Alpesh Patel. These leaders will discuss the future direction of the technology industry and the Group’s ability to implement innovation, followed by a live Q&A session for audience participation. Pre-invited guests and walk-in visitors can register on-site to access Forum programs, including keynote speeches and interactive sessions. The official Forum website provides additional details for interested participants.

Hyundai Motor Group will highlight its technology vision and global talent strategy during the two-day event, emphasizing its commitment to advancing Physical AI and robotics. The Forum’s structure includes sessions designed to demonstrate the Group’s technological competitiveness and diverse growth opportunities for professionals in the field. Interactive exhibitions will allow attendees to explore real-world projects and engage with Group affiliates directly.

The HMG Tech Talent Forum 2026 is part of Hyundai Motor Group’s broader initiative to expand its presence in innovative sectors, including mobility, IT, and service. The Group, which operates brands such as Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis, employs approximately 250,000 people worldwide and continues to seek global talent to drive future technological advancements.