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Zendar, based in Paris, seeks a Sensor Fusion & Localization Engineer to design and implement the state estimation framework behind our radar-centric autonomy stack. You will work across radar, vision, and inertial sensing to develop robust localization, odometry, mapping, and calibration algorithms for autonomous systems.
You will have access to raw spectral radar data and treat radar as a primary sensor in robotics state estimation, contributing to a production-ready perception stack for
Zendar is looking for a Sensor Fusion & Localization Engineer to join our Paris office. We are deploying a 360-degree radar-based perception system and extending it toward full-stack autonomy through early fusion of camera and radar data. You will work on localization, mapping, calibration, and multi-sensor fusion algorithms that allow autonomous systems to operate robustly across automotive and robotics domains.
This is a unique opportunity to join a team that is not bogged down by legacy code. You will define, own, and build a next-generation perception stack that enables reliable autonomy at scale.
Zendar builds a radar-centric autonomy stack which makes any vehicle - from cars to robots - autonomous in any environment. With our deep radar DNA, we have architected our solution to put RF sensing at the core of all perception. The result is a system that handles long range, high speeds, and bad weather not as edge cases but as a core strength of the autonomy stack.
Because radars naturally measure both 3D position and velocity for every object in the environment, radar-centric autonomy is extremely compute- and data-efficient. Our autonomous vehicle needs only a few thousand dollars of hardware to make it completely autonomous, making this the cheapest way to build an autonomous vehicle by far.
See a demo of Zendar's foundational RF perception and driving functions
To develop this capability we had to build the entire stack in house - from radar sensor hardware to signal processing to multi-modal perception foundation models and path and trajectory planning. As part of a small team, you will have a front-row seat to seeing how a complete autonomy stack is architected and how your engineering decisions improve the ability to navigate autonomously in the rear world.
Although AI is central to what we build, our hiring process is intentionally human: every résumé is reviewed by a real person.
As a Sensor Fusion & Localization Engineer in Paris, you will design and implement the state estimation framework behind Zendar's next-generation autonomy stack. You will work across radar, vision, and inertial sensing to develop precise, robust, and efficient algorithms for localization, odometry, mapping, and calibration.
You will have direct access to raw spectral radar data and the opportunity to treat radar as a primary sensor in robotics state estimation.
Zendar is committed to creating a diverse environment where talented people come to do their best work. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.