Software Engineer II - Simulation Infrastructure

About Torc RoboticsTorc Robotics is at the forefront of transforming transportation through autonomous vehicle technology. As a pioneer in this field since 2007, we have dedicated ourselves to commercializing innovative solutions in partnership with leading industry players. Now proudly a part of the Daimler family, we focus on advancing software solutions for automated trucks, aiming to revolutionize freight movement globally. Join us to elevate your career with an organization that has consistently pushed the boundaries of autonomous technology.Meet Our Team:The Simulation Environments team is tasked with developing and integrating state-of-the-art simulation tools that empower a wide array of autonomy capabilities. We create robust, scalable, and resilient cloud-based simulation solutions utilizing modern managed cloud services to support diverse internal stakeholders across the domains of autonomy and perception engineering.Your Role:As a part of the Simulation team, your responsibilities will include designing, implementing, maintaining, and monitoring cloud-based simulation services that facilitate virtual driver-stack testing and extensive simulation workloads. You will be involved in every stage of the software development lifecycle, from the initial design and algorithm development to testing, deployment, and ongoing support.Conduct full software development lifecycle tasks utilizing Python and C++ in a Linux environment, adhering to Lean-Agile methodologies.Design, implement, and sustain scalable cloud systems leveraging AWS managed services, with an emphasis on scalability, reliability, observability, and operational excellence.Develop and provision cloud infrastructure to support simulation initiatives efficiently.

About May Mobility May Mobility is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and focuses on improving urban transportation with autonomous vehicle technology. The company’s proprietary Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) system helps AVs interpret their surroundings and operate safely. Since 2017, May Mobility’s vehicles have delivered over 500,000 autonomous rides worldwide, supporting safer, greener, and more accessible communities. Role Overview: Autonomy Engineer II, Simulation This position centers on simulation-based testing for autonomous vehicles. The Autonomy Engineer II will maintain and improve the core simulation interface, build supporting tools, and help turn simulation data into practical insights for the team. The work supports May Mobility’s commitment to passenger safety and ongoing expansion of autonomous shuttle services. Main Responsibilities Develop, maintain, and enhance simulation interfaces and APIs that support continuous AV system development. Work with data team members and stakeholders to identify, implement, and validate software for measuring autonomous vehicle performance indicators. Create, maintain, and support simulation tools to validate AV safety and performance. Design and build systems for managing simulation test portfolios and results, making simulation tests easier to find and use across the organization. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define software and system requirements. Take part in team product quality activities. Location This role is based in Ann Arbor, MI.

Speechify aims to remove reading as a barrier to learning. More than 50 million people use Speechify to turn text from PDFs, books, Google Docs, and web articles into audio, helping them read faster and retain more. The product suite spans iOS, Android, Mac, a Chrome extension, and web. Speechify has earned recognition from Google as Chrome Extension of the Year and from Apple with the 2025 Design Award for Inclusivity. The company operates fully remotely, with a team of nearly 200 professionals. Team members include frontend and backend engineers, AI research scientists, and specialists from organizations such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Stripe, and Vercel. Role Overview Speechify is hiring a Software Engineer focused on data infrastructure and acquisition for the AI team. This engineer will oversee data collection processes used to train models, working closely with both engineers and researchers. The work centers on building and maintaining high-quality datasets at petabyte scale, while keeping infrastructure costs low through thoughtful engineering. Key Responsibilities Find and source new audio data to improve the ingestion pipeline. Manage and expand cloud infrastructure for data ingestion, currently on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) with Terraform. Work with scientists to optimize data cost, throughput, and quality for next-generation model development. Partner with the AI team and leadership to plan dataset roadmaps for consumer and enterprise products. Qualifications Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Computer Science or a related field. At least 5 years of professional experience in software development. Skilled in bash and Python scripting, especially in Linux environments. Hands-on experience with Docker, Infrastructure-as-Code, and a major cloud provider (GCP preferred). Knowledge of web crawlers and large-scale data processing workflows is a plus. Comfortable managing multiple priorities and adapting to shifting requirements. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Location Remote. The team is distributed, but this role is listed for Ann Arbor, MI, USA.

The Senior System Test Engineer - Simulation position at Torc Robotics offers the option to work remotely within the U.S. or from Ann Arbor, MI. This role is part of the Systems Test team, which plays a key part in validating the safety and performance of Torc’s autonomous driving system. Role overview As a Senior System Test Engineer, the work centers on simulation, virtual testing, and data-driven validation. The goal is to ensure the autonomous driving system performs reliably and safely before it is deployed on the road. The team investigates both routine and complex driving situations, using simulation to test how the system responds in a wide range of scenarios. Collaboration This role involves close collaboration with teams focused on perception, planning, systems engineering, and safety. Working together, these groups address the technical challenges of testing autonomous vehicle behavior under various conditions. Focus areas Simulation-based validation of autonomous driving features Virtual testing to assess system performance and safety Data-driven analysis to support reliability before deployment Testing in both standard and challenging scenarios

Join our dynamic team at Domino's Pizza, Inc. as a Software Quality Engineer II! In this role, you will be pivotal in ensuring the highest software quality standards across our innovative applications. Your expertise will contribute to our mission of delivering exceptional service and quality to our customers.As a Software Quality Engineer II, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to design, implement, and execute comprehensive testing strategies. You will identify issues, recommend solutions, and foster a culture of quality within the development process.

Role Overview Domino's Pizza, Inc. is looking for a Software Quality Engineer II to help maintain strong quality standards across our software products. This position is based in Ann Arbor. What You Will Do Work with development teams to find and resolve software defects Design and carry out thorough test plans Support improvements to our software development processes What We Look For Attention to detail Interest in technology and quality assurance Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams

May Mobility is at the forefront of revolutionizing urban transport with groundbreaking autonomous technology, creating a safer, greener, and more accessible world. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, we innovate and deploy autonomous vehicles (AVs) powered by our advanced Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology, redefining how AVs interpret their environment.Our vehicles transcend mere self-driving capabilities; they contribute to community value, fill public transit voids, and facilitate safe, enjoyable mobility for users. We are committed to crafting the leading autonomy system that reimagines transportation by reducing congestion, enhancing access, and promoting sustainable land use, cultivating greener, more vibrant, and livable spaces. Since our inception in 2017, we have successfully provided over 500,000 autonomous rides worldwide, and this is just the beginning. We are on the lookout for passionate individuals who share our vision of shaping the future, tackling real-world challenges, and witnessing the tangible results of their efforts. Join us on this exciting journey.May Mobility is in search of an innovative and accomplished Director of Predictive Simulation to spearhead our initiatives in swiftly implementing iterative enhancements to our autonomous driver stack. As a pivotal member of our leadership team, you will guide the design, development, and continuous enhancement of a comprehensive simulated testing suite. This suite will play a crucial role in accurately forecasting the behavior of May's AVs across varied Operational Design Domains (ODDs).

About Sygaldry TechnologiesSygaldry Technologies is at the forefront of innovation, developing quantum-accelerated AI servers that dramatically enhance the speed of AI training and inference. By merging quantum computing with artificial intelligence, we are paving the way towards superintelligence, ensuring scalability and affordability. Our cutting-edge AI servers utilize various qubit types within a resilient architecture to achieve the optimal balance of cost, scalability, and rapid processing required for sophisticated AI applications. We are pioneers in the realms of physics, engineering, and AI, tackling formidable challenges with a culture rooted in optimism and rigor. We invite you to join us in shaping the future of quantum and AI technology with significant global implications.Role OverviewThe Technical Lead for Simulation and Modeling will have the unique opportunity to spearhead the development of the ASTRA-sim project. This role involves defining the simulation, modeling, and emulation strategy for our organization, while collaborating with various internal teams and external partners. You will be responsible for integrating existing estimation tools into the ASTRA-sim framework, ensuring a cohesive approach to simulation at Sygaldry.Key Responsibilities:Lead the selection and confirmation of Sygaldry's distributed simulation environment, focusing on integrating ASTRA-sim and Chakra functionalities.Establish the simulation infrastructure from the ground up.Define a comprehensive roadmap for simulation, modeling, and emulation initiatives.Collaborate with diverse internal teams and external partners to drive innovation.Mentor internal teams on the integration of estimation tools into the ASTRA-sim framework.

About Torc RoboticsAt Torc Robotics, we are driven by the belief that autonomous vehicle technology has the potential to revolutionize transportation, freight movement, and business operations. As a pioneering force in the autonomous driving sector since 2007, we have dedicated over a decade to commercializing our advanced solutions in collaboration with industry leaders. Now a proud member of the Daimler family, our focus is exclusively on crafting innovative software for automated trucks, fundamentally changing the landscape of freight logistics. Join us to accelerate your career with a company that has been at the forefront of autonomous technology, and be part of the first AV software firm that collaborates directly with truck manufacturers.Meet the TeamThe Build and Tools group at Torc Robotics plays a crucial role in developing the infrastructure, hosted systems, developer platforms, and build pipelines for our products. Our newly established release pipelines team is responsible for designing and implementing automation systems and workflow pipelines to facilitate the rapid and secure release of our cutting-edge technologies.

About the CompanyAt Torc Robotics, we are driven by the belief that autonomous vehicle technology will revolutionize transportation, freight movement, and business operations. As a pioneer in autonomous driving since 2007, we have spent over a decade working alongside experienced partners to commercialize innovative solutions. Now a proud member of the Daimler family, our focus is on developing cutting-edge software for automated trucks, redefining how goods are transported across the globe. Join us to elevate your career at a company that is at the forefront of autonomous technology and the first AV software company to partner directly with a truck manufacturer.Meet the Team:The Compute Platform MCU Applications team is dedicated to creating software that operates on the safety microcontroller within Torc's autonomous trucks. Our applications are essential for monitoring and aggregating hardware and software faults, ensuring critical information is communicated to the virtual driver. We also develop software interfaces that connect the Torc autonomous driver with the base vehicle, guaranteeing software uniformity, architectural consistency, and reliability in safety-critical settings.What You’ll Do:In this role, you will leverage your strong foundation in software engineering principles, particularly your expertise in C++, algorithm development, and software design. You will be responsible for crafting high-performance C++ applications for real-time embedded systems, supporting crucial features such as system monitoring and fault management. This team also establishes the communication layer between the Torc Autonomous Driver and the base vehicle platform. As a Software Engineer II, you will guide technical direction, mentor junior developers, and champion engineering excellence. From requirements gathering and software design to coding, testing, and deployment automation, you will oversee the complete development lifecycle of a software component in a collaborative Agile environment. Your contributions will extend beyond coding, aiding in the refinement of scalable frameworks and promoting best practices across the team.

About UsAt Torc Robotics, we are driving the future of transportation through the development of autonomous vehicle technology that is set to revolutionize how we travel, transport goods, and conduct business operations. As a pioneer in the field of autonomous driving since 2007, we have spent years collaborating with industry leaders to commercialize our innovative solutions. Now, as part of the Daimler family, our mission is focused on engineering software for automated trucks, fundamentally changing the freight movement landscape.Join us in our journey and elevate your career with a team that has been at the forefront of autonomous technology, being the first AV software company to collaborate directly with a truck manufacturer.Meet the TeamThe Operating System Team is responsible for developing and maintaining a lightweight, in-house modified Linux distribution leveraging open-source technologies. This includes the integration of third-party libraries to optimize machine learning applications running on NVIDIA SoCs, as well as the development, operation, and maintenance of essential build system technologies.Your RoleDevelop Linux kernel modules to enhance system functionality.

Role Overview Domino's Pizza, Inc. is seeking a Software Engineer II focused on Android development in Ann Arbor. This position plays a key part in shaping and improving the mobile experience for Domino's customers. What You Will Do Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and build new features for Domino's Android applications. Contribute to ongoing enhancements and maintenance of mobile apps. Help deliver solutions that make ordering and interacting with Domino's easier for customers. Team & Collaboration Work closely with other engineers, product managers, and designers to deliver updates and new capabilities for Domino's mobile products.

Torc Robotics develops autonomous vehicle technology for transportation and freight logistics. Since 2007, the team has focused on software for automated trucks and works closely with truck manufacturers. As part of the Daimler family, Torc aims to advance freight movement worldwide. Team overview The Cloud Automation team sits within the Build & Tools group and is responsible for the core cloud infrastructure, security systems, and developer tools that support all engineering teams at Torc. The team manages a multi-account AWS Organization, shared networking, identity and access management, hosted application platforms, CI/CD infrastructure, and works to optimize costs for long-term sustainability. This distributed group collaborates daily through standups, planning meetings, and quick problem-solving over Slack and Zoom. The team values sustainable work, shared ownership, and a commitment to supporting developers across the company. What you will do Collaborate with teams across Torc to design and implement reliable cloud solutions. Improve and maintain existing cloud infrastructure with a focus on operational efficiency. Participate in on-call rotations to support and maintain cloud services. Promote best practices for cloud security and automation. Location This Software Engineer II - Cloud Automation role can be based in Ann Arbor, MI or fully remote within the United States.

Join our dynamic team at Torc Robotics as a Software Engineer II, specializing in ADKit Component Enablement and Calibration. In this role, you will contribute to cutting-edge technology that enhances our autonomous vehicle systems. Your expertise will be crucial in developing, testing, and implementing software components that ensure the optimal performance of our products.

Location: Ann Arbor, MIRole: Software Engineer II - Middleware Torc Robotics develops software for autonomous trucks, building on experience in automated driving since 2007. As part of the Daimler family, Torc partners with a major truck manufacturer to bring autonomous freight solutions from concept to real-world use. The company focuses on software that enables safe and reliable deployment of automated vehicles. Team focus The Middleware Engineering Team connects virtual driver applications to the hardware essential for automated trucks. The team integrates with high-performance systems on chips, automotive micro-processors, controllers, sensors, and actuators. Collaboration spans internal teams and external partners, aiming to advance open-source middleware frameworks to meet automotive-grade reliability and performance standards. What you will do Customize open-source Ethernet-based middleware technologies, such as ROS2 and SOME/IP. Design, develop, and maintain C++ code for embedded Linux systems. Define and implement safety modifications for middleware technology. Engage with and contribute to open-source communities. Develop high-bandwidth middleware using PCIe drivers. Establish a signal-service interface to the safety microcontroller using SOME/IP. Collaborate with hardware engineers and other software team members to define system requirements and architecture. Optimize performance, memory usage, and real-time behavior in embedded applications. Integrate and maintain third-party software and device drivers.

About Torc RoboticsAt Torc Robotics, we are committed to revolutionizing transportation through cutting-edge autonomous vehicle technology. Since our inception in 2007, we have partnered with seasoned industry leaders to bring our innovative solutions to market. As a proud member of the Daimler family, we are dedicated to creating software that enhances automated trucking, fundamentally changing how freight is transported. Join us in advancing the future of mobility with a company that has been a trailblazer in autonomous technology.Role Overview:We are on the lookout for a Senior Software Engineer to join our dynamic Platform Engineering team. You will play a pivotal role in designing and enhancing our internal platforms and services, enabling our engineers to automate and streamline software development, testing, and validation for autonomous vehicles on a global scale.

Applied Intuition seeks an Autonomy Integration Software Engineer based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This position centers on building software to enhance autonomous systems and support their deployment in real-world scenarios. The work involves connecting advanced technologies with practical applications for autonomous driving. Key responsibilities Design and develop software solutions to boost the performance and reliability of autonomous systems Take part in integrating and launching new technologies that enable autonomous driving Collaborate with team members to deliver features for next-generation vehicle autonomy Location This role is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

At Torc, we envision a future where autonomous vehicle technology revolutionizes transportation, freight movement, and business operations.As a pioneering force in autonomous driving since 2007, we have dedicated over a decade to commercializing our innovative solutions with esteemed partners. Now a proud member of the Daimler family, our focus is solely on developing cutting-edge software for automated trucks, reshaping how the world transports goods.Join us to elevate your career with the company that first introduced autonomous technology and has a unique vision to collaborate directly with truck manufacturers.

Torc Robotics develops software for automated trucks, aiming to transform freight and transportation with autonomous vehicle technology. As part of the Daimler family, Torc works closely with truck manufacturers and industry leaders to advance the future of logistics. The company has a long history in autonomous driving, having established direct partnerships with truck makers since 2007. Team focus The ADKit Component Enablement & Calibration team at Torc Robotics is responsible for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of perception systems across the autonomous vehicle platform. The team researches and builds scalable calibration and configuration solutions for ADKit components, supporting a range of sensors such as cameras, LIDARs, and radars. Role overview The Senior Software Engineer - Calibration position centers on advancing the calibration and configuration of multi-modal sensor systems. This is a hands-on engineering role that combines technical depth with opportunities for growth, working within a team dedicated to bringing products to market. Location Remote within the U.S. Ann Arbor, MI

About Torc RoboticsAt Torc Robotics, we are driven by the belief that autonomous vehicle technology will revolutionize transportation, freight movement, and business operations. As a pioneering force in the autonomous driving sector since 2007, we have dedicated over a decade to commercializing our innovative solutions in partnership with industry leaders. Now part of the Daimler family, our focus is on developing advanced software for automated trucks, transforming the logistics landscape.Join us to elevate your career with the company that has been at the forefront of autonomous technology and was the first to collaborate directly with a truck manufacturer.Meet the TeamThe Health and Diagnostics Team at Torc plays a crucial role in creating essential diagnostic software that guarantees the safety, reliability, and performance of our autonomous vehicle platforms. As a valued member of this team, you will engage in developing cutting-edge automotive diagnostic solutions that work with electronic control units (ECUs), facilitating in-vehicle and remote fault detection, data logging, and recovery strategies.