Automotive Robotics Engineer

About The Role

Rex.zone is hiring an Automotive Robotics Engineer focused on automotive-grade autonomy and automation. You will design, integrate, and validate robotics software spanning perception, localization/SLAM, motion planning, and closed-loop control, using simulation and real-world logs to improve reliability and safety under production constraints.

Key Responsibilities

• Build and optimize robotics components for perception, localization, planning, and control
• Develop sensor fusion and tracking pipelines; improve calibration and time synchronization
• Implement SLAM/localization approaches and evaluate drift, loop closure, and map quality
• Create motion planning behaviors; tune controllers for comfort, stability, and safety constraints
• Establish evaluation metrics, regression tests, and scenario-based validation in simulation and replay
• Collaborate with embedded, test, and safety stakeholders to meet automotive process expectations
  
  

What Success Looks Like

• Measurable improvements in autonomy KPIs (tracking accuracy, localization error, intervention rate)
• Strong test coverage and reproducible benchmarks for model and algorithm changes
• Production-minded implementations respecting real-time requirements, latency, and robustness
  
  

Preferred Experience

• ROS/ROS2 nodes, message design, and real-time debugging
• Computer vision and multi-sensor fusion (EKF/UKF, factor graphs, tracking filters)
• Simulation tooling (Gazebo/Ignition, CARLA, Webots) and log-replay evaluation
• Working knowledge of safety validation, fault handling, and deployment constraints
  
  

Workplace

This role is Remote . The “Monterrey” keyword aligns with search intent and domain context while day-to-day collaboration is remote-first.

Apply with a resume highlighting shipped robotics features, benchmarks, and ownership; include code samples/publications if available.