C++ Software Developer - Camera System

at  Zenseact

Do you want to work for a higher purpose, such as saving lives by reducing traffic injuries to zero? Do you thrive with great collaboration and enjoy pair programming or even MOB programming? Join our skilled software team at Zenseact! Apply today with just your contact info; no CV needed at the first stage.

IT WOULD BE NICE IF YOU ALSO:

• Familiarity with Bazel and Google Test Framework.
• Knowledge of Python.
• Experience writing code in a safety-critical environment.
• Domain knowledge in Computer Vision, cameras, and imaging.
• Have some open-source projects within C++ to show.
  If this sounds like the high-performing and modern knowledge-sharing environment you’re looking for, we encourage you to apply!

YOUR MISSION AND DAY-TO-DAY TASKS

Every day is different at Zenseact, but your responsibilities will include:

• Writing clean, efficient C++ code that complies with automotive safety standards.
• Seeing your software run on real-life autonomous vehicles.
• Diving into a large code base and reading documentation on low-level camera drivers and inter-process communication.
• Understanding how our software interacts with other components within Zenseact, our customers, and suppliers.
• Writing automated unit and integration tests.
• Conducting code reviews and identifying issues beyond automated tests.
• Driving software development, quality, and verification strategies.
• Thriving in cooperative environments and contributing to T-shaped competence development.

Based on your competences and interests you will have the possibility to shape your own role and develop professionally - we aim for T-shaped competence at Zenseact!

ONE PURPOSE, ONE PRODUCT.

We’re a software company dedicated to revolutionizing car safety. By designing the complete software stack for autonomous driving and advanced driver-assistance systems, we’re fighting to end car accidents and make roads safe for everyone. Zenseact was founded by Volvo Cars, and the teams are based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and Shanghai, China. When we aim for zero accidents faster, we strive to speed up the transition to safe automation. This is essentially achieved by making cars updatable – like a computer or a phone. With regular software updates, a vehicle can be made safer long after its production. By accelerating improvement loops, shortening development cycles, and deploying high-capacity software quickly, we can make cars safer, and faster.