Senior C++ Software Engineer - Integration & Delivery (CTO Team)

Mobileye is looking for an experienced Software and Integration Engineer to join the CTO group and take a key role in delivering robust, large-scale autonomous driving software. The group is primarily focused on the decision-making module of Mobileye's self-driving car. It leverages a wide range of algorithmic approaches, rigorous formal definitions, and mathematical modeling- enriched by insights drawn from large-scale data and real-world driving experience. In this role you will play a key role in designing, building, and maintaining Algo utility and software infrastructure within the company's primary algorithmic flow.

What will your job look like:

• Take part in technical design and decision-making, balancing performance, scalability, and maintainability.

• Debugging real-time oriented code while adhering to high standards of memory management and running-time requirements.

• Manage the group’s software delivery, ensuring timely, high‑quality releases.

• Opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects and technologies in the autonomous driving industry.

• Working closely with external algo teams and various departments in Mobileye for requirement gathering and the correct integration of new features.

All you need is:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a similar field.

• 4+ years of hands-on C++ development experience, with in-depth knowledge of object-oriented design principles.

• Experience working with real-time systems and meeting stringent memory and running-time requirements.

• Proven debugging skills and ability to move from symptoms to root cause.

Nice to have:

• Experience in building and maintaining CI\CD tools.

• Experience with Python.

Mobileye changes the way we drive, from preventing accidents to semi and fully autonomous vehicles. If you are an excellent, bright, hands-on person with a passion to make a difference come to lead the revolution!

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