Own Pilot.Auto’s release lifecycle by building backend services, CI/CD pipelines, automated release gates, and traceable build and test workflows for autonomous-driving software.
About this role
This data scientist uses operational data to improve TIER IV's autonomous-driving development process. The role connects real-world driving results with engineering teams so that findings can feed back into system evaluation and development.
Work involves analyzing large datasets from autonomous-driving systems, processing and visualizing sensor data and system logs, and preparing reports that evaluate system behavior. The scientist also develops the processes and tools used for analysis, adapting the approach to the characteristics of each data source and sharing findings across teams.
Applicants need data-analysis experience in automotive, robotics or IT systems, programming skills in Python or SQL, and both knowledge and practical experience of basic statistical analysis.
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