Beware of Recruitment Messages Impersonating Turing

Turing Inc. (“Turing”) has recently become aware of suspicious messages in which unrelated third parties are impersonating Turing or its group companies and using fictitious job titles to recruit candidates.

Reported cases

• Name used: Turing Robotics
• Approach: The sender poses as a recruiter, claims that Turing Robotics is the U.S. expansion of Japan-based Turing, and invites recipients to apply for positions in the United States.

“Turing Robotics” has no affiliation whatsoever with Turing or its group companies. There is no company or organization named “Turing Robotics” within the Turing group, and the claim that Turing Robotics is Turing’s U.S. expansion is false.

Our recruitment in the United States
Turing recruits for positions in the United States through its U.S. subsidiary, Turing US, Inc. Our current openings in the United States are listed on our official careers site (https://jobs.tur.ing/en/positions/). If you are considering applying for a position in the United States, please confirm that it is listed there.

Turing never asks applicants to pay any fees to apply or to take part in its selection process. We also never ask for bank account PINs, credit card information, or passwords for any service. If you receive a suspicious message, please exercise caution.