Senior Camera Systems Engineer for ADAS Vision Hardware

Lucid Motors; Newark (CA); On-site; USD 144,000 - 198,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity program

Discretionary annual cash incentive

Comprehensive medical/dental/vision

Job summary

Lucid Motors is seeking a skilled engineer to advance camera hardware development for our advanced driver-assistance systems. You will evaluate image sensor prototypes, lead supplier collaboration on design and production bring-up, and define sensor-to-vehicle interfaces.

The role expects hands-on lab validation, sensor calibration, and coordination with electrical, optical, and systems teams to ensure high-quality camera modules across vehicle programs in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• BS minimum in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related fields.
• Advanced degrees/ Ph.D. preferred for senior positions.
• Experience with camera hardware development and lab validation.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate capabilities of state-of-the-art image sensor prototypes.
• Lead manufacturing partners on camera hardware design evaluation, prototyping, qualification, and production bring up.
• Develop camera requirements and specifications for camera modules in design, test, and manufacturing.
• Define signals exchanged between sensors and vehicle systems.
• Verify, validate, and tune camera hardware at vehicle level.

Skills

Camera hardware development

Image sensor prototypes

Camera module design

Vehicle networks (Ethernet/CAN/LIN)

Regression testing (Git, Jenkins)

Sensor calibration/validation

Optical testing/measurement

SerDes knowledge

Analytical problem solving

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

BS in Computer/Electrical/Automotive/Mechanical Eng

Advanced degree preferred

Tools

CANape

CANalyzer

CANoe

Vflash

Git

Job description

Lucid Motors is seeking a skilled engineer to advance camera hardware development for our advanced driver-assistance systems. You will evaluate image sensor prototypes, lead supplier collaboration on design and production bring-up, and define sensor-to-vehicle interfaces.

The role expects hands-on lab validation, sensor calibration, and coordination with electrical, optical, and systems teams to ensure high-quality camera modules across vehicle programs in a fast-paced environment.