Ph.D – Autonomous Driving Specialist
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Tecnocad Group in Piemonte
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Mandatory: Ph.D Completed, Active in research program.
Tecnocad is a leading engineering and design company based in Turin, Italy, with a global footprint of 500+ professionals, 7 offices across 4 continents, and over 100 projects delivered annually. Its Autonomous Vehicle (AV) division specializes in deploying turnkey autonomous driving solutions in semi-closed environments such as industrial parks, airports, and campuses, leveraging Autoware Universe and Nav2.
Tecnocad AV develops an integrated hardware and software stack for autonomous systems and holds a strong position in the national market. The team has extensive experience in vehicle-level system development, teleoperation and system integration, simulation and lightweight deployment, supported by an international R&D; network.
The company is advancing its capabilities in teleoperation, data management, and scalable software architectures that integrate perception,
planning, and remote control. By developing robust teleoperation systems, curated large-scale datasets, and modular high-performance software pipelines, Tecnocad aims to reduce development cycles, enhance safety, and enable scalable autonomous deployments. A proof-of-concept teleoperation platform is already available, with validation planned in simulation and controlled environments within six months.
Responsibilities
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- Autonomous driving architectures, including perception, planning, and control.
- Teleoperation systems design, including real-time remote control and safety protocols.
- Data curation, annotation, and management for machine learning applications.
- Software development best practices, including modular and scalable architectures.
- Simulation platforms for autonomous driving (e.g., CARLA, LGSVL, AWSIM).
- Contribute to publications in peer-reviewed journals and inte