ML / AI Software Engineer - C++ Metrics Frameworks
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The role
As a ML/AI Software Engineer on the Metrics Frameworks team, you will build scalable analytics tooling to accelerate autonomous vehicle development and testing.
Develop and optimize Python and C++ tooling to receive signals from simulation and road data sources, enabling users to construct quantitative analysis pipelines and metrics.
Design extensible shared libraries, automate test creation, data collection, debugging, and performance monitoring to improve team productivity.
Collaborate with data infra, simulation, and vehicle engineering teams to deploy tools that support model feedback and feature prioritization.
Contribute to code quality through architectural design, unit testing, reviews, and performance tradeoffs in production environments.
Hybrid role in Azerables with a focus on high reliability, scalability, and data-driven decision making across analytics workflows.
Develop and optimize Python and C++ tooling to receive signals from simulation and road data sources, enabling users to construct quantitative analysis pipelines and metrics.
Design extensible shared libraries, automate test creation, data collection, debugging, and performance monitoring to improve team productivity.
Collaborate with data infra, simulation, and vehicle engineering teams to deploy tools that support model feedback and feature prioritization.
Contribute to code quality through architectural design, unit testing, reviews, and performance tradeoffs in production environments.
Hybrid role in Azerables with a focus on high reliability, scalability, and data-driven decision making across analytics workflows.
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