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Torc Robotics

Software Engineer II - Fleet Enablement & Insights (Annotation Platform)

Torc Robotics

Ann Arbor, MI · full time · Mid

$139,000 – $166,800

Listed on Torc Robotics’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role builds Torc's web-based annotation platform for autonomous vehicle data, handling the interactive 2D/3D editors and backend services that transform multi-sensor recordings into labeled datasets for training. You'll work across high-performance graphics, data pipelines, and ML workflows at the intersection of software engineering and computer vision.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Strong TypeScript and React proficiency with shipped production web applications
  • Browser-based 3D graphics experience (three.js, WebGL) or strong graphics fundamentals with demonstrated ability to learn quickly
  • Production-grade Python backend services and API development
  • Experience with large sensor datasets (point clouds, imagery, video) and performance optimization
  • PostgreSQL proficiency for label and metadata storage
  • AWS services for hosting and deployment
  • Git and GitHub version control workflows
  • Software engineering fundamentals (data structures, algorithms, system design)
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering or related field plus 4+ years of relevant experience, or Master's degree in a related field plus 0-3+ years of experience

Nice to have

  • Point cloud rendering and streaming formats (octree/LOD, Potree, COPC, 3D Tiles, LAS/LAZ)
  • Experience building or extending annotation or labeling tools
  • Robotics data and visualization ecosystems (Rerun, Foxglove, MCAP, ROS bags)
  • Machine learning workflows for perception (object detection, tracking, segmentation, auto-labeling)
  • Multi-view geometry and sensor calibration knowledge
  • HD maps and map formats (OpenDRIVE, NDS, Lanelet2)
  • PostGIS or spatial geometry operations
  • Databricks or large-scale data processing platforms
  • Open-source contributions in graphics, geospatial, annotation, or data engineering

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