Torc Robotics
Senior, ML Engineer - Tracking
$177K–$213K
Remote - US · Remote · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026
- Experience
- 6+ years with a Bachelor’s degree, 3+ years with a Master’s degree, or 1+ year with a PhD.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Robotics, or a related field; alternatively, a Master’s degree or PhD.
About the job
Develops and deploys production machine-learning tracking systems that fuse vehicle sensor data to estimate the positions and motion of actors and objects for autonomous trucks.
What you'll do
- Build and improve multi-object tracking models, sensor-fusion algorithms, and scalable training and evaluation workflows.
- Analyze vehicle data, validate tracking safety and quality, and develop production software in C++ and Python.
- Make technical design decisions and collaborate across teams while providing technical leadership and mentorship.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 6+ years of relevant industry experience, or a Master’s degree and 3+ years, or a PhD and 1+ year.
- Experience with AV or robotics perception systems and developing and deploying ML models for perception, localization, or sensor fusion.
- Proficiency with PyTorch and understanding of 3D geometry, probabilistic estimation, coordinate transforms, and robotics fundamentals.
- Experience with large multimodal datasets and strong Python and C++ software engineering fundamentals.
Nice to have
- Experience with state estimation methods such as factor graphs or Kalman filtering; distributed computing tools such as Ray or Kubernetes.
- Knowledge of embedded and real-time deployment, simulation, synthetic data, uncertainty-aware ML, open-source frameworks, or ISO 26262.
Pay
$177,300 — $212,800 USD (base salary)
Tools
PyTorch, C++, Python, Ray, Kubernetes, ISO 26262
AI focus
Develop and deploy ML models for multi-object tracking, learned pose and kinematic estimation, and sensor fusion using vehicle sensor data.
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