Autonomy Senior Robotics Engineer
$176,700 - $257,200/yr
ApplyAutonomy Senior Robotics Engineer
Posted 15 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$176,700 - $257,200/yr
About the role
- Autonomy Robotics Software Development
- Design and implement algorithms for perception and navigation on autonomous aircraft
- Design and implement core algorithms for sensor fusion, state estimation, and calibration
- Contribute to software engineering work on the autonomy stack involving integration, analysis, and simulation
- Autonomy Technical Solutions
- Optimize and tune real-time AI perception and navigation algorithms for autonomous aircraft
- Contribute to autonomy modeling, simulation, and analysis software tooling
- Collaborate closely with the rest of the Superpilot team to ideate, plan and execute on high-quality, well-integrated solutions and features
- Monitor system health and performance, proactively addressing issues and providing user support
- RequiredDegree in computer science, aerospace engineering, or related field 5+ years of experience in software engineering
- Experience in developing software and systems for autonomous vehicles
- Strong proficiency in C++ and python
- Expert knowledge in perception and navigation for autonomous systems
- Deep understanding of 3D computer vision and machine learning for images
- Ability to invent and implement technical solutions in autonomy software
- Proven ability to document complex technical designs, architectural trade-offs, and implementation roadmaps
- Champion of software best practices, including rigorous code reviews and mentorship
- Excellent communication skills for collaborating with cross-functional teams
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