Software Engineer, In-Cabin Perception

Woven by Toyota

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About this role

This software engineering role focuses on in-cabin perception for Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) and the next-generation In-Cabin Monitoring System (IMS). DMS uses in-cabin cameras to detect driver inattentiveness, including visual distraction and eye closure. The systems are designed to monitor drivers, passengers, and the driving environment, including situations where eyewear or facial hair can obstruct camera recognition of facial features.

As a supplier delivering DMS to Toyota, the work covers the full mass-production lifecycle. The responsibilities described include requirements analysis, product implementation, functional safety, quality assurance, and delivery to the customer.

The IMS program aims to improve system capabilities and robustness and expand use cases. Its purpose includes helping drivers maintain an appropriate level of focus according to the situation and the vehicle’s level of automation, while meeting the stringent safety and quality standards required for automotive mass production.

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