Integrate autonomous driving hardware and software systems—including sensors, actuators, ECUs, networking, communications, and power delivery—into base vehicle platforms. Maintain integration documentation and serve as the first responder for vehicle issues. Diagnose automotive bus systems, triage hands-on vehicle problems, determine root causes, and implement resolutions. Support sensor calibration and work with CAN analysis tools, MATLAB/Simulink, and Linux.
ISEE is seeking a detail-oriented AV Integration Engineer.
Role responsibilities include:
- Integrate ISEE's self-driving kit (consisting of sensors, actuators, ECUs, networking and communication devices, power delivery etc.) into a base vehicle platform
- Maintain integration design documentation
- Be the “first responder” for vehicle issues
- Triage vehicle issues hands-on, determine root cause and resolve
Qualifications
- Hands-on experience in diagnosing automotive bus systems and working on vehicles (disassembling and assembling parts of the vehicle) and the ability to demonstrate high proficiency in these areas
- 5+ Years of Experience in the relevant industry
- Bachelor in Engineering field (Automotive, electric, IT, or similar) or equivalent experience
- Experience with diverse automotive sensors incl. GPS, cameras, and LiDAR and automotive communication protocols such as CAN
- Passionate about self-driving vehicles and robotics
- Experience with state-of-the-art automotive bus analyzing tools (e.g. Vector CANoe/CANalyzer)
- Exposure to Matlab/Simulink tooling and Linux
- Worked with latest sensor technology for autonomous driving platforms including sensor calibrations
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