Software Engineer

Livonia, MI
Full Time
Mid Level

POSITION SUMMARY
Dynamic Map Platform Software Engineer supports development in multiple languages (C++, Python, SQL), the software engineer will develop tools to support the creation of high-definition maps for semiautonomous vehicles. Software engineer shall be proficient in Software Development Life Cycle – SDLC and Agile development process in a fast-paced, small team environment. 

MAIN DUTIES + RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Program using Python, and SQL code for software tools.
  • Develop using graphical user interface libraries (GUI Python/pyQT)
  • Develop software solutions/tools by studying requirements, designing software, developing code, testing and releasing.
  • Follow the software development life cycle in an Agile environment.
  • Estimate your tasks and effort needed to prepare work plans to meet delivery dates.
  • Develop Requirements and attend requirements reviews.
  • Develop Object Oriented programs and participate in design reviews.
  • Develop good, reusable, high-quality code, attend and participate in code reviews.
  • Merge and integrate code with other developers for production deliveries.
  • Use good debugging skills to test software tools and release them into production.
  • Work with internal stakeholders to integrate tools, test and launch successfully for customer delivery or operations use or R&D use
  • Provide innovative fast prototyping solutions as needed to support production.
  • Use software development tools like Jira, GIT, unit test tools, Polarian, and Pycharm.
  • Develop high-quality software and make all efforts to find and fix defects before release.
  • Work in a team environment.
  • Proficient in presenting design or software concepts to customers, management and team members.
SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND COMPETENCIES
  • BS in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or equivalent degree.
  • Programming Languages: Python or C++
  • Number of year’s experience: 4+
  • Development Tools: GIT, Jira, Pycharm
  • Database Experience: PostgreSQL
  • Ability to be flexible and respond to changes while working in a dynamic environment
  • Strong working experience designing large, clean and reusable code.
  • Strong debugging skill
  • Good working experience building optimized and multi-threaded libraries.
  • Strong working experience with common build systems.
  • Comfortable in both Windows and Linux platforms.
  • Proficient in English-language technical writing.
  • Fast-paced office environment with multiple priorities and competing demands; potential
setbacks in project completion due to internal or external issues, resourcing and reallocation.
  • Monday - Friday 8 – 5 PM ET are core office hours.
  • Onsite hybrid work model required, in office 3 days per week.
  • Work with other team members, management, and customers.
  • Occasional travel may be required.

WORK ENVIRONMENT
  • Master’s degree in software engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or
equivalent
  • Self-starter, willing to solve hard problems (sometimes outside your domain).
  • Experience in automotive quality.
  • Passion to learn and teach/share new concepts and tools.
  • Expertise in developing good, clean, reusable code and software tools.
  • Experience working with clients/customers in the auto industry.
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