Software Engineer, Calibration

Woven Planet

Software Engineer designing calibration tools for autonomous driving systems at Woven by Toyota. Collaborating on innovative mobility solutions to enhance vehicle safety and performance.

Posted 5/26/2026full-timeAnn Arbor • Missouri • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Python

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support the design, implementation, and delivery of sensor calibration tools, proactively resolving deficiencies and ensuring that solutions meet objectives for reliability, quality, and business impact.
Write high-quality code to keep stable sensor calibration pipelines.
Collaborate with vehicle engineers and operators to ensure exceptional sensor calibration quality, which is critical for optimal vehicle deployment and the enhancement of autonomous driving performance.
Operate within a high-velocity environment and employ rigorous agile development practices.
Work within a hybrid workspace model, necessitating physical presence in our Ann Arbor (Michigan, US) office three days per week.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s (Master’s preferred) in a related field, or equivalent industry experience.
Proficiency in C++ and Python programming languages.
Understanding of autonomous driving sensors, such as Camera, LiDAR, Radar, and IMU.
Experience in developing testable and modular code to maintain a robust production environment.
The ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and collaborate effectively across teams and disciplines, supported by excellent interpersonal skills.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Excellent health, wellness, dental and vision coverage
A rewarding 401k program
Flexible vacation policy
Family planning and care benefits

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Hard Skills & Tools

C++Pythonsensor calibrationagile developmenttestable codemodular codeproduction environment

Soft Skills

interpersonal skillscollaborationadaptabilityproblem-solving