Aurora, a leading autonomous vehicle technology company, is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer II for their Vehicle Controls team in Pittsburgh. This role is crucial in developing the Aurora Driver, the company's autonomous driving system that aims to revolutionize transportation and logistics.
The position offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge autonomous vehicle technology, focusing on developing and integrating embedded software with modern C++ autonomy stacks. You'll be responsible for creating frameworks for robotics software that runs across multiple hardware devices and directly influences the on-road behavior of autonomous vehicles.
As an Embedded Software Engineer, you'll work at the intersection of hardware and software, developing critical systems for vehicle control, fault management, and health monitoring. The role requires expertise in C++ and embedded systems programming, with opportunities to work in both Linux-based and RTOS environments. You'll be involved in sophisticated testing and simulation work, ensuring the safety and reliability of autonomous vehicle systems.
The position offers competitive compensation, with a base salary range of $126,000-$201,000, plus additional benefits including annual bonus and equity compensation. Aurora provides a collaborative environment where talented individuals can tackle complex problems while contributing to the future of autonomous transportation.
The ideal candidate will bring experience in robotics frameworks, strong C++ programming skills, and knowledge of automotive or similar control systems. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about autonomous vehicles and embedded systems to work on technology that will make roads safer and transportation more efficient.
Aurora values diversity and inclusion, operating with a culture focused on integrity and achieving ambitious goals as a team. The company offers the chance to work on revolutionary technology while being part of a supportive, values-driven organization committed to transforming the future of transportation.