Venti Technologies - Autonomy Solution Architect, Project Technical Lead
Requirements
• Bachelor's or Master's in Robotics, Computer Science, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or similar. • 10+ years in autonomous systems, robotics or complex industrial automation, including 4+ years in customer-facing technical roles (solutions, systems or field engineering) and a track record of leading technical delivery and software releases for large deployments. • Working knowledge of the autonomy stack: perception, localization, planning, controls, and how their limits shape a deployment. • Experience with ROS 2, Linux and simulation-based validation; able to read logs and rosbags to diagnose issues. • Clear written and spoken English; able to explain technical trade-offs to executives and operators alike, and to hold a technical position under commercial pressure. • Domain experience in container terminals, rail intermodal yards, airports or other logistics hubs. • Experience with HD mapping, site digitization or vehicle-to-infrastructure integration. • Background in fleet operations, remote operation or teleoperation systems. • Comfort with system integration: REST/gRPC APIs, messaging, networking (LTE/5G, Wi-Fi) and fleet or mission management software. • Familiarity with safety practices for autonomous vehicles (e.g. ISO 26262, ISO 21448/SOTIF, ISO 3691-4, or UL 4600). • Salary is commensurate with experience. We also offer world-class benefits, fantastic culture, flexible working arrangements, and a great international working environment. Come and join us!
Responsibilities
• Support the PM / TPM and US Technical Director in technical discovery and requirement clarification with customers: site surveys, operational workflows, traffic and safety rules, and integration points with terminal or yard systems. • Translate customer requirements into clear technical specs and acceptance criteria for engineering teams (perception, planning, controls, localization, mapping). • Own the solution architecture for new sites and expansions, including operational design domain (ODD) definition and known limitations. • Own the technical plan for pilots and site acceptance testing, define release content, acceptance criteria and the KPIs used to judge success, and support the US team that runs demos and acceptance on site. • Design end-to-end solutions covering vehicles, autonomy configuration, maps, fleet management, remote operation and connectivity. • Assess the severity and impact of field issues, propose their priority to the PM / TPM, and drive root-cause analysis and fixes. • Be a technical counterpart for customer engineering teams, working alongside the US Technical Director, who owns the real-time customer channel. • Technical leadership • Act as technical lead for your customer project: own the technical plan and key solution decisions. • Own software quality and the release readiness gate: review simulation and testing results, and make the go/no-go call on each project release. • Issue periodic release candidate builds with release notes, specify testing focuses, and make sure field fixes return to mainline through the release path. • Identify and manage technical risks for the project and lead release validation reviews with the PM / TPM and US Technical Director. • Advise the PM / TPM on scope, schedule and customer commitments, ensuring promises are technically sound. • Contribute to the product roadmap with leadership based on customer needs, field performance and recurring RCA findings. • Contribute to solution architecture standards, reference designs and reusable patterns across ports, rail yards and airports. • Own feature requirements and solutions for the project and review designs with the across perception, planning, controls, localization, mapping, fleet and remote operation teams. • Support customer escalations and steering-committee reviews as a trusted technical expert.
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