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Torc Robotics

Senior System Test Engineer - Simulation

Torc Robotics

Blacksburg, VA · Remote · Senior

$153,200 – $183,800

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What this role is

This role focuses on designing and executing simulation-based testing campaigns to verify autonomous driving software, working across product, systems, and safety teams to build robust virtual validation frameworks. It suits experienced test engineers with a background in autonomous vehicles who can bridge simulation environments, scenario development, and stakeholder communication.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Robotics Engineering, Systems Engineering or equivalent with 6+ years experience, or Master's degree with 3+ years experience
  • Virtual testing and simulation experience for perception and autonomous vehicle behavior
  • ASM OpenScenario scenario development (Abstract and/or Logical Scenarios)
  • Test Case and Test Procedure development
  • Python scripting and YAML experience for data analysis
  • Software and system troubleshooting with focus on system-level analysis and fault isolation
  • Linux environment proficiency
  • Basic probability and linear algebra knowledge
  • Stakeholder reporting and communication of test results
  • Knowledge of autonomous vehicle validation approaches

Nice to have

  • Automotive or similar test and validation background
  • Sensor models, traffic vehicle models, and vehicle dynamics models development and validation
  • ROS (Robot Operating System) experience
  • Ability to mentor junior engineers

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