Zoox is a rapidly-growing, well-funded startup in Menlo Park building an autonomous vehicle for the future. We're looking for top software engineers and robotics experts to join us on our epic adventure.
A bit about us
Our team has its roots in a decade of research from the Stanford Autonomous Driving Team, which won the $1,000,000 prize in the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge. Our engineers are writing ground-breaking software in an industry that's experiencing explosive growth. We're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the field of autonomous driving every day. In addition to a great work environment, competitive pay, generous stock options, on-site gym, and free meals, we offer full health, vision, and dental insurance benefits.
Your role
At Zoox, you'll collaborate with a team of world-class engineers with diverse backgrounds in areas such as AI, robotics, mechatronics, planning, machine learning, controls, localization, computer vision, rendering, simulation, distributed computing, design and automated testing. You'll master new technologies while working with us on code, algorithms, and research in your area of expertise to create and refine key systems and move Zoox forward. Working at a startup gives you the chance to manifest your creativity and make a big difference in the final product.
This will be a challenging but extremely rewarding job. If you
want to solve hard problems and make incredible software with us, please
put in an application for one of our open positions at https://zoox.recruiterbox.
Requirements
- Bachelors degree in engineering, math, or a related field
- Solid understanding of ROS
- Fluency in C / C++
- Extensive experience with programming and algorithm design
- Strong mathematics skills
Bonus points
- Masters / PhD in computer science or related degree
- Publications in your field
- Experience with path planning
- Experience with deep learning
- Experience with computer vision
- Experience with GPU programming
- Experience with autonomous robots
- Experience with SLAM
- Experience handling large data sets
- Experience with OpenGL or QT
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