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S[&]T in Helmond is seeking a Junior Scientific Software Engineer to join the CCAM data-analysis team. You will design and implement deterministic Python algorithms to process driving data and contribute to the safety assessment platform.
Collaborate with developers and partners to translate requirements into robust software, work with real-world vehicle sensor data, and ensure code is testable, reproducible and well-documented.
At S[&]T we contribute to a safer life on Earth by translating space data into valuable and actionable insights. With this, we help organizations, governments and commercial entities to strengthen their information position and thereby improve their decision-making. We focus on 4 domains: Space & Science, Defence & Security, Environment & Sustainability and the High-Tech Industry. We control all levels of the data value chain from data source to user applications, and apply our expertise within our innovations, customer projects and talent acquisition services. Our headquarters are in Delft, The Netherlands and we have two satellite offices in Oslo, Norway and Rome, Italy with a total of 125 experts employed at S[&]T.
We are currently looking for a Junior Scientific Software Engineer to join the team in Helmond!
As mobility becomes increasingly connected and automated, ensuring that new vehicle technologies are introduced safely and responsibly is becoming more important than ever. The team you would be joining develops advanced technologies and assessment methodologies that support the safe deployment of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) systems.
A major focus of the team is the development of scenario-based safety assessment methods for automated driving. To demonstrate that automated driving functions can operate safely on public roads, they must be tested against the wide variety of situations they may encounter in real-world traffic.
For this purpose, the team develops and maintains a data-processing pipeline that automatically detects, classifies and analyses driving scenarios based on real-world vehicle sensor data. Vehicle activities and interactions are identified, parametrised and stored in a scenario database, which can subsequently be used to test and assess automated driving functions.
The platform is developed in close collaboration with industrial and governmental partners and continues to grow in functionality and adoption. Current developments increasingly focus on assessing the safety of advanced and end-to-end AI-based driving systems.
Because the technology is used in the safety assessment of high-risk systems, explainability, reproducibility, and traceability are essential. For this reason, much of the underlying functionality relies on conventional deterministic algorithms rather than purely AI-based approaches.
In this role, you will develop new functionality for this driving-data analysis pipeline, primarily by designing and implementing deterministic algorithms in Python. Together with the development team and external partners, you will help translate technical and functional requirements into reliable, thoroughly tested software.
You will also contribute to the development of new knowledge and methodologies that support organisations responsible for evaluating the safety of current and future automated vehicles.
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