We are looking for a:
- Software Engineer with hardware integration / robotics experience (C/C++ & python)
to join our Automation and Robotics team.
Independent thinkers and problem solvers.
If interested, please send an email with your resume to Martin Wojtczyk <mwojtczyk@velodyne.com>
We build the world's best lidar sensors for self-driving cars, robots, and drones:
I have a B.S. in Applied Physics and an M.S. in Electrical Engineering. Currently I work do hardware and firmware design on high reliability security systems using FPGAs. On paper I think i'm a great applicant for a company like Velodyne but i want more experience with robotics. I was wondering if a company like Velodyne generally thinks highly about stuff like the Udacity Nanodegrees. I am taking the Robotics Nanodegree and although I'm learning a lot I feel like it's pretty cursory and companies like Velodyne want "real" experience with robotics versus some online course.
Thanks for taking the time!