Senior Software Engineer, Algorithms

At Hayden AI, we are on a mission to harness the power of computer vision to transform the way transit systems and other government agencies address real-world challenges.

From bus lane and bus stop enforcement to transportation optimization technologies and beyond, our innovative mobile perception system empowers our clients to accelerate transit, enhance street safety, and drive toward a sustainable future.

Design, implement, and take ownership of prototype perception algorithms and systems with the potential to transition into production-grade solutions.

Deliver robust, thoroughly tested, and maintainable C++ code tailored for edge and robotics platforms.

Construct and iteratively refine real-time perception pipelines, encompassing detection, tracking, and sensor fusion methodologies.

Adapt, refine, and integrate Machine Learning (ML) and Computer Vision (CV) models for novel, Hayden-specific applications.

Drive technical decision-making in ambiguous problem spaces, effectively balancing the speed required for prototyping with the requirements for production readiness.

Collaborate closely with the Product team and cross-functional Engineering departments.

Contribute to shared infrastructure, tooling, and architectural patterns as algorithmic initiatives mature into foundational products.

Master's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Robotics, or a closely related discipline. A PhD is considered advantageous.

5-7+ years of professional experience prototyping, implementing, and deploying algorithms within Robotics, Computer Vision, or related technical domains.

Substantial background in a minimum of one of the following domains: robotics, state estimation, computer vision, or applied machine learning.

Senior-level industrial experience in the delivery of intricate, production-grade software systems.

Demonstrated proficiency in modern C++, coupled with experience in real-time systems.

Experience in the construction and ownership of end-to-end systems, rather than merely isolated components.

Capability to operate effectively in ambiguous and rapidly evolving environments.

Proven capacity to collaborate constructively within a developing engineering organization