AI and autonomous systems for transportation safety and efficiency
Stack AV builds autonomous vehicle software with a heavy ML/systems engineering footprint: PyTorch, CUDA, TensorRT, Ray, and Apache Spark for training and inference, paired with real-time control layers (C++, FreeRTOS, gRPC). The stack and project list—long-range detection, trajectory generation, model deployment optimization, semantic search over multimodal data—reflect a company solving the hard problem of perception-to-control in self-driving. Hiring skews senior and staff-level engineering with ops support, suggesting they're scaling model iteration velocity and data pipeline reliability rather than early-stage exploration.
Stack AV develops AI and autonomous systems for transportation, founded in 2023 and based in Pittsburgh. The company operates across three interconnected layers: perception (long-range detection, proprietary labeling and mapping tools), prediction and planning (trajectory generation, controls features), and infrastructure (ML training and inference pipelines, real-time inference services using LLMs and vector databases). They're actively hiring engineers across ML, systems, and data infrastructure in the United States, with a seniority mix weighted toward senior and staff levels.
Python, PyTorch, CUDA, TensorRT, C++, Ray, Apache Spark, Iceberg for ML; gRPC, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis for infrastructure; Kubernetes, Docker, Tilt for deployment; FreeRTOS and SafeRTOS for embedded systems.
Long-range detection, trajectory generation and controls, model deployment optimization, proprietary mapping tools, real-time inference services, and scalable data pipelines for ML training on multimodal sensor data.
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