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Peloton Technology | Research engineer (2 types) | Mountain View, CA, ONSITE | Full-time At Peloton Technology, we are bringing groundbreaking safety, efficien
by mikepalmer 10y ago
Peloton Technology | Research engineer (2 types) | Mountain View, CA, ONSITE | Full-time
At Peloton Technology, we are bringing groundbreaking safety, efficiency, and autonomy to class 8 trucks. http://peloton-tech.com http://peloton-tech.com
The Research Group at Peloton is hiring for two job descriptions:
1) Research engineer: Server side
2) Research engineer: Vehicle side
Must-have for both job descriptions:
- Strong background in C/C++ and Python on Linux
Must-haves for "Server side":
- Experience in handling large (~ petabyte) datasets
- Experience in computer vision & machine learning
- Knowledge of statistics and experimental design
Must-haves for "Vehicle side":
- Hands-on experience with robotics / mechatronics / control
- Experience with embedded systems, and real-time systems
- Experience with hardware-in-the-loop testing
Nice-to-haves for either job description:
- Experience in safety critical, or high reliability systems
- Experience with software simulation of physical systems
- Prior scientific publications
Please send your cover letter and resume to research@peloton-tech.com. Include your github / stackoverflow. Thanks!
P.S. If automating cars is cool, then automating tractor-trailers is freaking awesome.
- Manikandan 10y agoSounds good. Is remote OK or will you be able to sponsor visa?
- WWLink 10y agoWhy hello there! Are you guys looking to hire programmers with a few years of experience? Or are you looking to hire Tesla's lead programmers. The difference is important, because I've done things from both "server side" and "vehicle side" but I'm 3 years out of college, not an esteemed lead engineer who has been at Tesla and Toyota and working on cars my whole life. :) I'm not trying to patronize you but I couldn't really tell. Usually newer companies advertise on here as a tiny dev team looking for extremely experienced programmers with a very specific set of skills, so I almost never apply to anything. This one sounds interesting enough, but yeah, I'm curious what your level of expectations are. Thanks!