Mach9

Software Engineer, Sensor Integration

San Francisco, California, United StatesFull time$130,000 - $160,000 / yearPosted 12 days ago
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THE ROLE

At Mach9, Sensor Data Integration Engineers build the algorithms and pipelines that transform large-scale geospatial datasets into structured, accessible formats to power our survey product, Digital Surveyor. You’ll work with high-volume data sources — LiDAR-collected point clouds, on-road imagery, overhead aerial ortho photos — and own the systems that ingest, standardize and store them for our training and product use. Every single piece of data that our customers upload will pass through your systems first.

This role is ideal for an engineer who loves puzzle-hunting — reverse-engineering sparsely-documented formats, wrangling coordinate systems and transforms, hunting down strange camera projection issues.

You’ll sit at the divide between our customers and our product, making messy real-world sensor data trustworthy at scale. This role sits at the front of everything we do: our models are only as good as the data feeding them, and you'll be the one making that data trustworthy at scale.

WHERE YOU'LL MAKE AN IMPACT

- Own the ingestion pipelines that convert point clouds and imagery from hardware vendors into Mach9's standard internal format

- Reverse-engineer new vendor formats and updates - often working only with sparse or missing documentation - to expand what data Mach9 can take in

- Build agentic systems to automatically triage failures and reformat data

- Build automated checks and regression testing to guarantee the consistency of our data

- Optimize the performance of our processing and storage across massive geospatial datasets in the cloud

- Work directly with customers and partners to unblock critical customer projects

WHAT YOU BRING

- Strong software development and debugging skills

- Experience building production software in Python

- Comfort operating with ambiguity. You'll need to be able to dig into undocumented or messy data formats and reverse-engineer them.

- Strong communication skills, with the abilit...