Connectionists: [Jobs] Machine Learning Engineer at Kopernikus Automotive

[Mike Woodcock]

Dear colleagues,

Kopernikus Automotive has an open position available for Machine Learning Engineer in Berlin (or remotely) to join the Product Development Team. Kopernikus is a startup based in Berlin working on autonomous self-driving cars to deploy solutions in constrained environments working in partnerships with car manufacturers such as Porche or Continental.

What we offer:
- Competitive compensation.
- Opportunity to join a team working on exciting and challenging problems in hand with big car manufactures.
- A position with the potential to participate with ideas and contribute towards the vision of the team and the company.
- Variety of benefits including learning budgets.

Main task:
You will be working with a small team in charge of developing new ideas and approaches to the current products of the company regarding machine learning. The objective of the team is exploring ideas regarding different fields of machine learning, such as self-supervised learning, curriculum learning, multi-task learning, object detection, semantic segmentation etc. You have the potential to contribute significantly to new views and roads for the company and having a significant impact in the direction of the development of the product.

What we are looking for
- Demonstrable experience or knowledge in machine learning or computer vision.
- Interested in understanding, implementing, writing and critiquing ideas and research papers.
- Passionate about ML and AVs.
- Research-oriented.
- Strong python skills.
- Familiar with software development and ML frameworks (Pytorch, Tensorflow, AWS, Docker, Git, Linux, etc.).
- Experience deploying production machine learning models is a plus.
- Familiarity with the whole stack of high-level decision making, motion planning, and low-level control is a plus.
- No level of German is required.

If you think you are a good fit for the position, please apply at jobs+mle03 at kopernikusauto.com.
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