The data scientist joins Mazda’s AI team to analyze internal data using machine learning, reinforcement learning and deep learning, visualize findings, and program analytical simulations.
About this role
This role sits in the advanced safety and autonomous-driving/ADAS development area, focusing on early technology for route generation and vehicle motion control. It addresses human-centered driving support and autonomous systems that account for driver intent and behavior, while defining vehicle movement for ride comfort and conformity with traffic flow.
The engineer develops vehicle-motion-control algorithms and behavior-control methods based on situation prediction, estimates and controls traffic-participant movement from motion data, and analyzes and models driver behavior using machine-learning methods and statistical processing. The work involves dynamic programming, numerical optimization, probability and statistics, control systems, robotics, image processing or recognition, and self-localization.
Applicants must have experience in at least one of these areas: system development using dynamic programming, numerical optimization, or probability/statistical processing; knowledge or professional experience in control systems or robotics; knowledge of image processing or image recognition; or professional experience with self-localization.
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