Software Development Engineer II, C++, Navigation and Positioning

Mapbox, the leading real-time location platform, is seeking a Software Development Engineer II to join their Navigation team. This role focuses on developing core navigation SDK products, working with turn-by-turn navigation, route progress, and electronic horizon management. The position involves working with complex positioning algorithms, implementing industrial standards, and developing solutions for various navigation challenges.

The team works at the heart of Mapbox's navigation technology, ensuring accurate user positioning on road graphs while dealing with challenges like poor signals, diverse devices, and complex urban environments. The navigation engine is built in C++ for optimal performance and powers both client-side SDKs and server-side APIs. Major automotive companies like BMW, Rivian, GM, and Toyota rely on their technology.

As a Software Development Engineer II, you'll be responsible for analyzing and improving positioning algorithms, implementing industrial standards like ADASIS, and developing tools for solving positioning challenges. The role requires strong C++ skills, experience with real-time algorithms, and knowledge of sensor fusion techniques. The position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge navigation technology while solving complex technical challenges.

The ideal candidate should be curious, enthusiastic, and eager to tackle challenging technical problems in the navigation and positioning space. Experience with cross-platform C++ development, functional safety domains, and ADASIS would be advantageous. Mapbox values high-performing creative individuals and promotes an environment of continuous learning and teaching. They offer comprehensive benefits including healthcare, parental leave, and flexible work arrangements.

This position provides an excellent opportunity to work with a diverse team on innovative navigation solutions that impact millions of users worldwide. The role combines technical expertise with real-world problem-solving, making it ideal for engineers passionate about location-based technology and automotive applications.