Lead Software Engineer, Perception (Robotics)

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2 days ago
Type
Full time
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Related skills

python perception prediction multi-object tracking motion prediction

πŸ“‹ Description

  • Develop and improve multi-object tracking β€” data association, Bayesian state estimation (Kalman /
  • Build and harden generic / open-set world understanding β€” class-agnostic obstacle detection
  • Build motion prediction for pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles and other agents, including multi-modal
  • Develop and evaluate end-to-end temporal perception-prediction approaches, such as joint
  • Explore VLM / VLA and embodied foundation models for open-vocabulary perception, semantic scene
  • Strengthen multi-sensor and temporal integration across camera, LiDAR, radar and IMU, ensuring

🎯 Requirements

  • At least 3 years hands-on experience shipping or operating perception and / or prediction systems
  • Rich experience across classical / geometric and learning-based approaches, with sound judgement on
  • Proven depth in multi-object tracking β€” data association, Bayesian filtering, track lifecycle
  • Hands-on experience with generic / open-set perception β€” class-agnostic obstacle detection
  • Hands-on depth in at least one modern temporal area: motion forecasting, occupancy flow, streaming
  • Fundamentals in geometry and multi-sensor systems, including practical calibration know-how and the

🎁 Benefits

  • Term Life Insurance and comprehensive Medical Insurance
  • GrabFlex to create a benefits package that suits your needs and aspirations
  • Parental and Birthday leave, and Love-all-Serve-all (LASA) volunteering leave
  • Confidential Grabber Assistance Programme
  • FlexWork arrangements such as differentiated hours
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