Develop and optimize core infrastructure for low-latency execution of robotics software, enhancing system performance and reliability. Requires strong C++ and Linux skills.
You will develop and optimize the core infrastructure that facilitates reliable, low-latency execution of on-vehicle robotics software. Your mission extends beyond building a rock-solid foundation for autonomous driving — you will also equip engineers with the tools needed to analyze system behavior, identify performance bottlenecks, and enhance robustness.
In this role, you will contribute to existing frameworks, libraries, and tools while also designing and implementing new components across various mission-critical domains.
Top Skills
C++14
Gpgpu
Linux
Ros
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