TrafficCast
Hardware / Software Design Engineer
Philadelphia, PA, United States · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$80k-$115kDetected 2170 days ago
Computer VisionMechanical DesignControlsCommunication
About the role
- Now covering over 880,000 miles of roadway, Dynaflow™ provides real time and predictive road information derived from GPS tracking data, public sensors and reports of accidents, road works and weather.
- Help automate and streamline our operations and processes.
- Contact Information and Application Deadline Please send your resume, including salary history and expectations TrafficCast International is an equal opportunity employer.
Responsibilities
- Be able to develop firmware to manage and translate messaging systems to and from various controllers and systems
- Build platform tools and dashboards,
- Collaborate with security team to deliver world class software solutions,
Requirements
- BS or MS in Computer Science or Mechanical Engineering or related technical discipline (or equivalent experience),
- 5 years of experience in hardware and firmware design and development in the traffic industry,
Compensation
- Company Description
- TrafficCast International, Inc. (http://www.trafficcast.com) is a leading company in digital traffic information and service provision.
- Now covering over 880,000 miles of roadway, Dynaflow™ provides real time and predictive road information derived from GPS tracking data, public sensors and reports of accidents, road works and weather.
- For the more granular data required by public agencies for planning and operations, TrafficCast developed BlueTOAD™, an advanced wireless device that directly computes travel times and vehicle behaviors from the detection of Bluetooth signals emanating from passing vehicles.
- Design Engineer
- Job Description:
Equal opportunity
- equal opportunity employer.
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