Torc Robotics
Software Engineer II - Build Tools
Remote (US); Ann Arbor, MI · Mid
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About the role
- You'll write CI/CD tooling and scalable code supporting safety-critical autonomous vehicle software development.
Responsibilities
- Build technology solutions, analyze requirements, and seek guidance from your manager and peers on scope and objectives.
- Contribute to design discussions, proposing solutions and creating diagrams and design documents for clarity.
- Write and modify code to deliver solutions, thoroughly testing via unit and integration tests and fixing bugs to ensure quality.
- Working knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS) and container tooling (Docker, Kubernetes) used by the engineering teams you support.
Requirements
- Experience with JFrog Artifactory or similar artifact/package registry platforms.
Nice to have
- Bachelor's degree plus 4+ years of experience
- or a Masters Degree plus 0-3 years of experience.
- Fluency in an object-oriented language (Python preferred) combined with solid scripting/templating skills (Bash, Go).
Compensation
- $139,000 - $166,800 USD
Benefits
- Collaborate with teammates to integrate your work into the larger codebase, and give/receive feedback through code review to improve quality and support continuous learning.
- Expand documentation coverage, including runbooks, tutorials, API documentation, and user guidance.
- Hands-on background with build tools (Bazel, CMake, Maven, Gradle) and code coverage analysis (Parasoft, SonarQube, CodeQL).
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