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We are currently seeking a Validation Engineer responsible for validation of driving functions of the ADAS / Autonomous Driving team. ADAS Driving Validation Engineer. Conduct validation of the Autonomous Driving functionality based upon Test Development Plans (TDP's.
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AVA Consulting is seeking an Automated Driving Senior System Design Engineer. Company Background: Our client, a major employer in the area, is looking for an Automated Driving Senior System Design Engineer to be part of its team in its North American operations.
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Develop systems and applications for future ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) for North American developed vehicles.
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Develop systems and applications for future ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) for North American developed vehicles.
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Reporting to the Senior Engineering Manager in IVS, the person in this role will support the IVS department's objective to design and evaluate the next generation of automated driving systems for Client and Lexus vehicles.
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Working with Client IT infrastructure and supporting groups to develop advanced driver assist systems and autonomous drive systems
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At V2Soft, our mission is to provide high performance technology solutions to solve real business problems.
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