Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This planning and control engineer develops autonomous-driving behavior planning, vehicle control and common platform interfaces. The work covers complex driving environments and accurate, comfortable vehicle motion.
Duties include designing and implementing functions and tests, simulation and vehicle-based integration evaluation, and bringing functions onto real vehicles. The engineer reviews and reproduces research, benchmarks methods, improves evaluation scenarios and contributes to open-source software.
Applicants need a relevant autonomous-driving/robotics master's degree or at least three years of professional software development. They must have strong knowledge or development experience in at least two of decision-making, path planning, control theory, state estimation and vehicle electronic control. Linux development, at least three years with C++, Python or Rust, and development using physical robots are also required.
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