Senior Software Engineer - C++ Embedded Systems (Autonomous Driving)

We are part of Mobileye's REM (Road Experience Management) organization, responsible for the HD maps that power Mobileye's autonomous driving technologies. Our team develops the in-vehicle map platform, including smart cloud map downloads, caching, map management, efficient APIs for map consumers, and protocols for distributing map data across vehicle ECUs. We also develop map-based algorithms such as route calculation and lane network generation, which are key components of autonomous driving systems. This is a highly technical role involving embedded software, large-scale map data, performance optimization, and collaboration across multiple engineering teams.

What your job will look like:

• Design and develop high-performance C++ software for embedded automotive systems
• Develop infrastructure for HD map download, caching, storage, and distribution
• Build efficient APIs and communication protocols for map consumers
• Develop map-based algorithms, including routing and lane network generation
• Optimize software for performance, memory usage, and reliability
• Collaborate with algorithm, cloud, and infrastructure teams to deliver production solutions
• Lead technical design discussions and mentor other engineers
  
  

• B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
• At least 5 years of hands-on experience developing production software in C++
• Strong understanding of software design and object-oriented programming
• Experience developing embedded or performance-critical software
• Excellent debugging and problem-solving skills
• Ability to independently lead complex technical tasks
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
  
  

• Experience with autonomous driving systems
• Experience with map technologies, GIS, navigation, or routing algorithms
• Experience with cloud-connected embedded systems
• Experience with distributed systems or communication protocols
• Experience optimizing software for CPU, memory, and latency