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Mid-Level Autonomous Driving Integration Engineer
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
On-site
Role summary
Integrate high-bandwidth camera, radar, and LiDAR data paths into automotive compute platforms and deliver deterministic, low-latency sensor pipelines for perception workloads.
Details
LocationAuburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Work typeOn-site
TimezoneAmerica/Detroit
Responsibilities
- Integrate and tune camera, radar, and LiDAR feeds on main SoC memory buses.
- Configure deterministic time synchronization using PTP and IEEE 1588.
- Implement high-efficiency zero-copy memory pipelines for perception workloads.
- Debug data loss and latency spikes across high-speed deserializer paths.
- Support bring-up of new autonomous-driving compute platforms and sensor rigs.
Requirements
Strong C++, Real-Time Linux, high-speed sensor-interface, and PTP knowledge are required. ROS 2, V4L2, CUDA data pipelines, zero-copy transport, and sensor calibration experience are preferred.
Experience
Minimum 4 years of experience in hardware-software integration for robotics or automotive platforms.
Education
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.