
$177,300 – $212,800
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What this role is
This role leads the development of high-quality training datasets for Torc's vision-language and end-to-end autonomous driving models, converting petabytes of fleet sensor data into labeled datasets that drive model performance. It suits experienced ML engineers who combine deep expertise in computer vision, multimodal models, and distributed data systems with the judgment to own a critical technical pipeline and mentor others.
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Skills this role names
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Computer Vision
- Databricks
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Issue Tracking
- MLflow
- Object Detection
- Pandas
- Python
- PyTorch
- Robot Operating System (ROS)
- SPARK
- Terraform
- V-Ray
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What they ask for
Required
- Computer vision and deep learning with model training experience plus at least two of: 2D/3D object detection, tracking, sensor fusion, semantic segmentation, BEV, or depth estimation
- Hands-on experience with vision-language models, open-vocabulary recognition, dense captioning, or semantic embeddings applied to perception data
- Experience building targeted datasets that measurably improve downstream model performance and processing large-scale Parquet data
- Distributed ML and data frameworks such as PyTorch, Lightning, Ray, Spark, or equivalent
- Scaled MLOps and tooling including experiment tracking, model registry, MLflow or Weights & Biases
- Strong Python software development, cloud-based development environments, CI systems like GitHub Actions, and Docker
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, or related field plus 6+ years of relevant experience, or Master's degree in related field plus 3+ years of experience
Nice to have
- Familiarity with VLM/VLA or end-to-end driving models, trajectory and action grounding, or reasoning-trace datasets
- Experience with auto-labeling foundation models, segmentation, open-vocabulary detectors, or VLM/LLM-driven data engines
- High-throughput model serving tools like vLLM or SGLang for batch auto-labeling and inference at scale
- Semantic inference and retrieval including attribute mapping, semantic search, and vector databases like LanceDB
- Knowledge of AV data standards and tooling including Pegasus layers, robotics formats like ROS bags and MCAP, and columnar storage optimization
- Cloud development and orchestration with Terraform and AWS managed services (S3, ECS, Lambda, DynamoDB, Step Functions, Athena)
- Data visualization tools such as Foxglove, FiftyOne, three.js, or OpenGL
- Publications in top-tier CV/AI/Robotics venues or experience with closed-loop evaluation frameworks