Software Engineer, Autonomy Visualization
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nuroSan Jose (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview
Join Nuro’s Autonomy Visualization team to build high-quality visualization platforms in C++/OpenGL and Unity. You will enable engineers to add new viz elements and own end-to-end viz features. Collaborate with ML Labeling, product, and design to deliver polished visuals for internal uses and external applications. You’ll tackle performance challenges in graphics pipelines and help shape visualization tools that accelerate autonomous driving development. This role offers impact across development, validation, and product experiences.
Compensation / Benefitscompetitive base payannual performance bonusequitycompetitive benefits package
Responsibilities Build performant visualization frameworks in C++/OpenGL and Unity Create tools for autonomy development, validation, triage, and in-car visualization Partner with Autonomy engineers to improve development workflows via visualization Collaborate with ML Labeling teams to support bespoke labeling tools Interface with PMs and designers to deliver polished external visualizations
Key requirements 1+ years of software development in C++, OpenGL and QTbasic understanding of graphics concepts (rendering pipelines, shaders, coordinate systems)experience with visualization apps or game engines (OpenGL, Vulkan, Unity, Unreal)strong technical mindset for low-level performance problems and advanced language featuresstrong communication and cross-disciplinary collaborationstrong communicationcollaboration across disciplinesproblem-solvingC++OpenGLQT
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