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Sean Samuel is a highly skilled software engineer with expertise in tracking, currently employed at Oxbotica since March 2022. Previously, Sean served as a Perception Software Engineer at Aurora from October 2018 to February 2022 and as a System Engineer at Saab Defense and Security USA from March 2016 to September 2018, where responsibilities included radar subsystem development, system modeling, and machine learning signal processing. Early career experience includes a role as a Graduate Research Assistant at Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory from August 2014 to December 2015, focusing on aircraft noise modeling and conceptual design tools, and a co-op as an Aerospace Engineer at Honda Aircraft Company from May 2012 to April 2013. Sean holds a Master of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Oxa
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Making breakthroughs in AI and deep learning since 2014, Oxa was founded with a singular vision — to build software that enables any vehicle to be self-driving, anywhere, at any time. We call this Universal Autonomy™. Who we are: A global leader in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, fuelled by a diverse, multi-cultural, world-class team of experts in AI, machine learning and robotics. What we do: We build self-driving software and services that enable customers to deploy and benefit from autonomy in their operations sooner. Where we do it: We have offices in Oxford and Toronto, with a fast-growing team of 300+ employees and with customers and partners in multiple sectors across the world. Why we do it: Oxa is unlocking the power of autonomy for every organisation and person on the planet so that the transport of goods, people and materials is safer, more secure and more efficient. How we do it: We embed safety into everything we do. And by standing together on safety with our partners in the AV ecosystem, we are driving the whole industry forward.