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Intramotev
·last monthIntramotev
·last monthLocation
onsite, St Louis, MO, United States
Salary
$90k/yr
Commitment
Full Time
Level
Junior (<2 years)
At Intramotev, we build battery-electric, self-propelled freight railcars to transform logistics and bring innovation to our centuries-old rail network. We seek to liberate tons of freight from congested highways, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance transportation efficiency.
From our headquarters in St. Louis, MO, our team is working to promote industrial revitalization, save lives, and minimize the environmental impact of trucking. Find your future with us today.
We're hiring a Software Engineer, Robotics & Autonomous Vehicles, to join our Controls team. The team builds the control system that plans trips for our self-propelled battery-electric railcars and vehicles, keeps them safe, and drives them. The work spans the full depth of an autonomous vehicle stack: server-side modules that take a requested trip, turn it into a safe plan, dispatch it, and report status; real-time messaging between the ground and the vehicle, where each kind of message gets the right delivery guarantee (latest state only versus commands that must not be lost and must arrive in order) over Redis and ZeroMQ; the track and vehicle data the system depends on, with the version and integrity checks that keep every deployment in sync; and the onboard modules that execute the plan on the vehicle.
In this role, you'll build and ship features across that stack, working with senior engineers to break requirements into concrete tasks. You'll write tests and verify behavior before anything ships, reproduce and fix bugs down to a regression test, and give and receive code review. You'll partner closely with the Perception team to bring autonomous capabilities into the system, coordinate with the Embedded and Applications teams on the layers alongside yours, and support field testing and integration on physical rail vehicles.
This is hands-on, safety-critical robotics work. When the system says stop, several tons of moving railcar need to stop.
Your code runs on real machines. The software you write controls and informs physical vehicles carrying real freight on real rail lines. The feedback loop between your code and the physical world is short, visible, and unforgiving.
Small team, real responsibility. You'll own features from your first months, take part in design discussions early, and ship code that matters. The tradeoff is honest: fewer layers of support, more responsibility sooner.
The problem is worth working on. Freight trucking is one of the largest sources of carbon emissions and highway fatalities in the country. We're building the infrastructure that moves freight off highways and onto electric rail.
Base salary: $90,000 to $115,000, commensurate with experience.
Intramotev offers a comprehensive benefits package for all team members, including:
We evaluate depth of understanding over breadth of buzzwords. Our process includes a brief technical screen focused on fundamentals, a short technical presentation from you, and a final on-site conversation with the engineering team. We set clear expectations before each stage and aim to complete the process within three weeks.
For the presentation, we ask for a 5 to 10 minute talk on a technical topic from your own past work, professional or academic. Pick something you can go deep on: ideally a narrow part of a larger project, explained in as much depth as those 5 to 10 minutes allow.
This position offers relocation based on candidate eligibility.
Intramotev is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, genetic factors, military/veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.
If you're passionate about robotics and autonomous vehicle software and eager to contribute to autonomous rail technology, we'd love to hear from you!

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