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Staff Software Engineer, Connectivity at Aurora Operations, Inc. - ApplyBlast

Staff Software Engineer, Connectivity

Aurora Operations, Inc.

4 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Mountain View, California

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

A Staff Software Engineer on Aurora's Vehicle Connectivity team defines and implements a reliable, low-latency communication framework for autonomous vehicle-to-cloud interactions. The role involves addressing complex networking challenges, collaborating with autonomy engineers on performance requirements, and mentoring senior staff to drive long-term technical roadmaps.

Responsibilities

Define vehicle connectivity and communication architecture
Design high-performance, thread-safe systems in Linux
Optimize data throughput with autonomy engineers
Mentor senior engineers on coding standards
Drive the long-term roadmap for vehicle cloud connectivity

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Computer ScienceMS in Computer SciencePhD in Computer Science

About Aurora Operations, Inc.

aurora.tech

Headquarters

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2017

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Aurora is a self‑driving technology company focused on bringing autonomous freight to market. It builds the Aurora Driver — a full stack of software, perception sensors, and vehicle integrations — to enable heavy‑duty trucks to operate safely and reliably on highways. The company pairs rigorous simulation and on‑road testing with partner integrations into OEMs, fleets, and logistics providers to scale commercial deployments. Customers (shippers, carriers and fleet operators) work with Aurora to reduce cost, improve utilization, and increase predictability in long‑haul freight.