Torc Robotics
Software Engineer II, Calibration
About this role
Torc is seeking a Software Engineer II to design and develop scalable sensor calibration pipelines for autonomous trucking. You'll work with multi-modal sensor systems (cameras, LiDAR, radar, IMU) to ensure perception accuracy and support the commercialization of autonomous driving technology.
What you'll do
- Design and architect a scalable sensor calibration pipeline in C++ using libraries like OpenCV and linear algebra tools
- Develop calibration solutions for multi-modal sensor systems including cameras, LiDAR, radars, and IMU
- Work with Hardware-in-the-Loop systems and real vehicle testing to optimize sensor spatial orientation
- Collaborate with diverse stakeholders including commercial partners and customers on calibration implementation
- Support productization efforts by ensuring software adaptability across varying ADKit sensor configurations
- Contribute to safety, performance, and robustness of autonomous driving capabilities
What they're looking for
- C++ software development
- Sensor calibration and sensor fusion
- OpenCV and computer vision libraries
- Linear algebra and mathematical modeling
- Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL) systems experience
- Multi-modal sensor systems (LiDAR, camera, radar, IMU)
- Real-time and offline algorithm development
- Autonomous vehicle perception systems
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Torc Robotics
Torc Robotics develops autonomous driving software and systems for trucks. The company is hiring systems engineers, software engineers, and test automation specialists to build validation frameworks, integration environments, and web applications that ensure the reliability and quality of their autonomous vehicle technology.
- Website
- torcrobotics.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with sensor calibration pipelines—what challenges have you encountered and how did you solve them?
- Describe a time you designed a scalable architecture in C++. How did you approach extensibility and maintainability?