Develop and operate systems from in-car to cloud, focusing on backend and vehicle agent areas, with full-cycle ownership.
About this role
The Senior Simulator Engineer develops simulation technology for autonomous-driving systems, working alongside the teams that build those systems. The role focuses on tools for modeling varied driving environments, including autonomous-mobility agents and scenario-based simulation. Responsibilities include implementing processors for scenario-description languages such as OpenSCENARIO, researching and building automated scenario-generation tools, and analyzing and improving sim-to-real gaps in vehicle-control, sensor, and traffic-flow models. Simulator functions are developed in close collaboration with system teams and used in their development work. Candidates need a foundation in data structures, algorithms, and computational complexity; demonstrated software design and implementation with maintainability, testability, and performance in mind; working knowledge of concurrent and parallel processing and network protocols; and team debugging and code-review experience. Production software experience (stated as “X years”) and at least one lifecycle from design through release and operation are required. A computer-science degree is not required.
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