Software Engineer, In-Cabin Perception

Woven by Toyota

Vision

About this role

The role contributes to software engineering for an in-cabin perception team developing a driver monitoring system (DMS) that uses in-vehicle cameras to detect driver inattention, including looking away and closed eyes. Responsibilities span requirements analysis and product implementation through functional safety, quality assurance, and customer delivery as part of the mass-production development lifecycle.

The systems are intended to robustly monitor drivers, passengers, and driving conditions. A key challenge is handling cases where part of a face is obscured by glasses, a beard, or similar occlusion.

The next-generation in-cabin monitoring system (IMS) is being developed to improve performance and robustness and to expand use cases. It will monitor whether a driver maintains appropriate attention according to the level of automated driving and current driving conditions.

The team supplies DMS to Toyota as a supplier and works to meet the strict safety and quality standards required for vehicle mass production. Requirements include a relevant engineering bachelor’s degree or higher, production-product development experience, and at least two to three years of software development using C++, Python, MATLAB/Simulink, or another major language. Japanese at JLPT N1-equivalent level or above and basic conversational English are required.

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