Datasets Software Engineer - Sensors, Algorithms and Detections

Overview

Datasets Software Engineer (Contractor) to support data calibration and standardization workflows for a cutting-edge AI and Robotics end customer. You will play a critical role in building robust pipelines that unify and align data from a variety of sensors, contributing directly to the performance and reproducibility of robotics perception systems.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement calibration workflows for GNSS, IMU, and wheel odometry alignment
• Develop reusable pipelines to standardize motion data across heterogeneous external datasets
• Debug sensor metadata issues, including drift, extrinsics, and timestamp inconsistencies
• Collaborate with Data Engineering teams to integrate solutions into Flyte- and Kubernetes-based infrastructures
• Author technical documentation and build QA checks to maintain data quality and reproducibility

Essential Qualifications

• Strong proficiency in Python, especially for developing calibration or data processing pipelines
• Hands-on experience working with robotics sensors (GNSS, IMU, wheel odometry)
• Understanding of time synchronization, pose estimation, and/or sensor fusion techniques
• Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision in a dynamic setting

Desirable Experience

• Familiarity with coordinate systems and transforms
• Exposure to workflow orchestration tools such as Flyte, Apache Spark, or Databricks
• Experience working with autonomous vehicle (AV) datasets or multi-sensor rigs in production
• Prior work involving debugging sensor metadata issues (e.g., misaligned extrinsics, inaccurate timestamps)

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Contract

Job function

• Information Technology

Industries

• Software Development and IT Services and IT Consulting

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