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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, control, localization, computer vision, rendering, simulation, distributed computing, design, and automated testing. As a Network Engineer, you’ll build telemetry and remote control systems for the first generation of autonomous vehicles. You’ll work with with a variety of cutting edge network equipment and technologies to design and implement a robust data pipeline. Your work will be essential to making autonmous vehicles safe for human passengers. Working at a startup gives you the chance to manifest your creativity and make a big difference in the final product.
Requirements
- Bachelors degree in Computer Science or related field
- Fluency in C / C++
- Extensive experience with programming and algorithm design
- Excellent knowledge of TCP / IP & debugging tools such as Wireshark, TCPDUMP, and iPerf
- Experience designing distributed systems over a cellular WAN
- Experience handling wireless network degradation
- Middleware experience with RTPS systems such as DDS
Bonus points
- Masters or PhD in computer science or related degree
- Publications in your field
- Experience working with safety critical systems
- Solid understanding of ROS
- Strong mathematics skills
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