Application Software Engineer
Applied Intuition8 hours ago
Tokyo, JapanIntern / Entry Level / Mid Level / Senior / Staff+
Responsibilities
- Work with customers to understand autonomy development needs and use cases and propose effective applications of Applied Intuition products.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to ensure product roadmaps support current and prospective customers.
- Prioritize customer needs and ensure they are addressed by the broader engineering organization.
- Collaborate with sales teams through detailed technical discussions and workshops to gather requirements.
- Explore new product development opportunities based on the customer landscape.
Requirements
- Experience interacting with end customers as an application engineer or developer.
- Familiarity with Python or C++ software development.
- Strong communication skills and a customer-problem-solving focus.
- Fluency in English and Japanese.
- Preferred qualifications include technical sales or application engineering experience with simulation products, automotive OEM or supplier experience, autonomous vehicle development experience, and software simulation experience.
Benefits
- Lunch and dinner allowance.
- Equity in the form of RSUs.
- English/Japanese language allowance.
- Company-sponsored housing program.
- Pension plan (確定拠出年金).
- Fitness and learning allowance.
- Full-time employees are primarily expected to work from the Tokyo office five days per week, with occasional remote or schedule flexibility.
About Applied Intuition
Applied Intuition builds software tools, infrastructure, and operating systems for developing, testing, and deploying autonomous and driver-assistance systems across automotive, trucking, defense, construction, mining, and agriculture. It sells enterprise software and services including simulation, sensor data management, HD mapping, and a vehicle OS to OEMs and government customers. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, it counts 18 of the top 20 global automakers and the U.S. military among its users.