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Seoul Robotics
Seoul
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Seoul Robotics is an autonomous driving company with a mission to solve first and last-mile logistics challenges, backed by a team of industry experts from Google, Coupang, Hyudai Motor Company, GM and Continental.
This position offers a great opportunity to advance your professional career in the cutting-edge autonomous robotics industry, where AI/ML is embedded at the core of the product.
With members from over 10 different countries, you have the chance to work in a unique international environment in the heart of Seoul, where English is our primary language.
Our global clients provide opportunities to work overseas in various areas in Asia and the US.
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Under the mission of "Making Robots Intelligent," Seoul Robotics is developing the best perception technology for autonomous driving. We are looking for talented software engineers who can design, implement, and productize technologies that precisely perceive the world by fusing data from various sensors such as LiDAR and cameras.
As a senior engineer, you will be expected to design a 3D perception pipeline that works robustly even in complex and unpredictable real-world situations, going beyond simple feature implementation. We are looking for someone who can solve various and challenging edge cases based on technical depth, from lightweighting deep learning models to synchronizing data from numerous sensors, and elevate the team's engineering standards to the next level.
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