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The Research Engineer plays a key role in pushing the boundaries of autonomous robotics software — bringing a scientific and experimental mindset to real-world engineering challenges. You will collaborate closely with development teams to research, prototype, and validate next-generation autonomy solutions in mapping, localization, perception, sensor fusion, planning, and control.
This position is ideal for a curious, analytical, and hands-on engineer who enjoys transforming theoretical ideas into robust, production-ready solutions.
How you will contribute
Research & Knowledge Sharing
- Explore and evaluate state-of-the-art methods in autonomy and related fields — including object detection, tracking, point cloud processing, and sensor fusion.
- Summarize findings, prepare reviews and reports, and share insights across engineering teams.
Algorithm & Model Development
- Design and adapt algorithms and machine learning models for autonomy challenges.
- Develop proof-of-concept implementations and support dev teams in transitioning prototypes into production-ready C++ code.
Validation & Experimentation
- Design experiments and data-driven methods to validate and benchmark autonomy models and systems.
- Analyze results, draw conclusions, and document findings in clear technical or scientific-style reports.
What we're looking for
- MSc or PhD (or ongoing PhD) in Computer Science, Robotics, Mathematics, Physics, or a related field
- Background in mathematical modelling, optimization, and data analysis
- Experience with C++ and motivation to deepen your expertise
- Proficiency in at least one prototyping language (Python, Julia, etc.)
- Comfortable working with Linux, and familiar with modern software development tools (git, Docker, etc.)
- Self-driven, curious, and collaborative mindset
- Fluent English and strong communication skills
Bonus points for
- Experience in robotics and distributed systems (sensors, radar, ROS, message queues)
- Deep understanding of optimization (trajectory, mathematical, or algorithmic)
- Hands-on ML expertise — training, designing, or tuning deep learning models
- Experience with simulation and experimentation frameworks (e.g., Gazebo, CARLA, Isaac Sim)
Why join indiGO?
- Opportunity to research, invent, and build the future of autonomous driving
- Freedom to experiment with bold ideas and turn them into real systems
- Collaborate with top engineers in robotics, embedded systems, and AI
- Modern office in Tartu city center, with hybrid work flexibility
- Join a dynamic, international team where curiosity drives innovation
- Bragging rights: you'll literally be building a car
Apply now by sending your CV to [email protected]
Formerly Clevon, we are now indiGO Europe — part of indiGO Technologies, a U.S.-based EV automaker backed by industry giants like FedEx and Foxconn. At indiGO, we are reinventing vehicle architecture with our SmartWheels technology to create a whole new class of electric vehicles — lighter, greener, and smarter. In Europe, our focus is advancing ADS and ADAS systems while contributing to these breakthrough technologies. Together, we’re shaping the future of mobility. Let’s indiGO!
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