Position: Senior Software Engineer for Autobrains
Company: SD Solutions
Category: Python
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

On behalf of Autobrains, SD Solutions is looking for a Senior Software Engineer(Python) to join the team!
Autobrains develops cutting-edge and state-of-the-art computer vision and machine-learning-based solutions for the automotive industry.

**Responsibilities:**

- Take part in designing the next generation of Autobrains algorithmic engine.
- Work with advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS)
- Work closely with Algorithm Developers

**Requirements:**

- Excellent coding skills, with at least 5 years of experience in Python
- Background in Computer Vision
- Background with C/C++
- Experience with Big Data (Apache Spark, Pandas, CV2, Dash)
- M.Sc/Ph.D in relevant disciplines (e.g., EE/CS/Applied Math/Physics/Bio Engineering/Computational Biology/etc.)
- Good English

**Advantages:**
- Experience developing mobile web apps.
- Good understanding of UI.

** About the company:**
Autobrains develops cutting-edge and state-of-the-art computer vision and machine-learning-based solutions for the automotive industry. The technology enables automakers to introduce advanced features in a cost-effective solution meeting the safety and comfort requirements set by the industry. They deploy an innovative AI approach backed by over 250 patents.

Autobrains offers a perception platform that is at the heart of the vehicle’s Advanced Driver Assistant Solutions and Automated Driving capabilities. They use inputs from cameras, radars, and other sensors to generate a comprehensive understanding of the environmental model of the vehicle, to the degree it can replace the human involvement and attention required today.

Software and algorithms teams work on the next generation of autonomous vehicles. Autobrains technology is the “Brain Behind the Car” and is the most advanced AI platform that mimics the way our brain processes signals.