As a Software Engineer in Low Speed Motion Planning & Control Planning at Applied Intuition, you are shaping the future of physical AI by developing cutting-edge technology that powers the automotive, defense, trucking, construction, mining, and agriculture industries. This role entails designing, implementing, and testing software solutions that enable vehicles to navigate complex scenarios, ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability. By joining our team in Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, you are contributing to the company's mission to bring intelligence to every moving machine on the planet. Your work has a direct impact on the success of our clients, including eighteen of the top 20 global automakers, and you are part of a dynamic team that is driving innovation in the industry. With opportunities for growth and advancement, you are able to expand your skills and expertise, taking on new challenges and responsibilities as the company continues to evolve and expand.

As a Software Engineer in Low Speed Motion Planning & Control Planning, your key responsibilities include:

• Developing and optimizing software algorithms for low-speed motion planning and control planning using C/C++ and machine learning techniques


• Collaborating with cross-functional teams, including research, engineering, and product development, to design and implement new features and technologies


• Conducting research and analysis to stay up-to-date with industry trends and advancements in areas such as fluid simulation and vehicle dynamics


• Designing, testing, and validating software solutions to ensure they meet the required standards and specifications


• Working closely with the engineering team to integrate software solutions into the overall system architecture


• Participating in code reviews and contributing to the improvement of the overall code quality and maintainability


• Collaborating with the testing team to develop and execute test plans and test cases to validate software functionality. You are working in a dynamic and agile environment, reporting to the engineering manager, and collaborating with a team of experienced software engineers, researchers, and technicians. Your day-to-day activities involve a mix of coding, testing, and collaboration,