Radar Perception Engineer
motek technologiesMountain View (CA)
About the role
Our client is a Silicon Valley team is looking for a radar perception engineer to implement cutting edge software algorithms to perceive and model the world through radar. You will be responsible for:· Craft perception for our mobility solution· Design and maintain system tools for product development and product verification· Performance optimization· Development or use of radar simulation
Requirements:
- MS/PhD degree in a relevant field of study (e.g., Computer Science, Computer Engineering)· Understanding of ADAS sensors such as radar, camera, ultrasonic, and lidar· Previous experience in developing automotive radar perception algorithms (object classification, tracking, sensor fusion)· Strong C/C++ software development experience Preferred to have:· Experience with automotive radar· Experience working with Kalman filtering, statistical and physics based trackers· Experience with sensor fusion, object detection and time synchronization· Experience with Machine Learning, Deep Learning or other Artificial Intelligence paradigms The company offers competitive salaries with demonstrated experience.
Employee benefits include:
- Premium Medical, Dental and Vision Plan· Free Daily Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner· Paid vacations and holidays· Phone reimbursement· Gym reimbursement Our client is a mobility company powered by AI technology. We're creating innovative mobility ecosystem to transform every single trip safe, efficient, cost-effective and delightful, and committed to bring this revolution to China.
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