THE SELF-DRIVING CAR ENGINEER SYSTEM

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Back in 2017, I was fresh out of engineering school, and sent straight to consulting. I thought consulting would provide me the opportunity to see many clients, learn many technologies, in almost ANY topic I wanted, and thus become an expert in the AI domain... and while some of these things turned out to happen — the majority of the projects weren't as exciting as they should, and I discovered an incredible frustration in being in companies not allowed to work on real futuristic projects.

Maybe, like me at the time, you want to build the future and design autonomous robots, code the software of self-driving cars, assemble flying pods, and create delivery drone services. Maybe, like me, you're interested in doing MORE with your AI skills — and work on the most advanced, exclusive, and high-paying projects in the tech industry...

But all of these are actually hard to access.

And when you try to get them, you run into problems, like:

Most jobs have you work on 'standard' projects. They're okay, but not being very passionating. For many, they're away from the cutting-edge applications of AI, like 3D Deep Learning, End-To-End algorithms, 4D Perception, ... How do you get into an exciting and futuristic job?

All the content out there is mass-market oriented and pretty basic... How can you learn the "advanced" stuff that companies really use? What is there to learn after Python and CNNs? How much of each skill should you know?

There are dozens of new posts, papers, GitHub repos, and articles to read every minute... How do you cut through the irrelevant and focus on what's really moving you forward? And how do you learn the advanced skills companies look for?

There are hundreds of startups hiring in the autonomous tech field... How do you approach them? Make them interested in hiring you? Build rare skill? An not be the one in a million applicants who get rejected?

and many more... in fact, the autonomous tech industry is an elite place reserved to a very specific set of engineers...

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The 3 Things I did to transition from bored consultant to self-driving car engineer in just a few months (you can probably reproduce 2 of these easily)

The "perfect" introduction to self-driving cars, according to students of the previous version, enhanced with 2025 models

An introduction to the "4 Pillars" of Autonomous Driving, and the sufficient knowledge to build about each

The 4 Types of Sensor Fusion and which one to learn now (in fact, we'll learn perception on the main 3 sensors, and see which is more urgent every time)

The #1 Self-Driving Car Engineering Principle most don't get right

Zoom in some of the core modules of autonomous driving, including Computer Vision, Sensor Fusion, Planning, Localization, Control, and others

and many more...

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11 Advanced Concepts to understand if you REALLY want to work on Autonomous Tech (hint: Most of them are contrary to what's taught in classic online courses)

Why object detection doesn't work in self-driving cars, and 3 alternatives that are better (hint: Tesla recently implemented one of them, and it allowed to avoid sudden 'blanks' in the detections)

The 3 Skills Computer Vision Engineers should build in priority (and why other skills like object detection are lower priority)

Why Computer Vision Engineers should focus on Videos rather than Images, and the mains Video skills to master

The #1 Mistake Deep Learning Engineers make in self-driving cars, and 5 algorithms to learn to counter it

An introduction to the advanced insider concepts startups use such as HydraNets, Occupancy Prediction, Bird Eye View, Sensor-"Co-Fusion", and others...

and many more...

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(Exactly) How I became a Self-Driving Car Engineer (portfolio used, emails sent, resume, skills, ...)

What 99% of Engineers get wrong on their resume, and one simple tweak to get a majority of recruiters "leaning in" your CV

Mindmap — Discover 1,426 different ways to be a Self-Driving Car Engineer (even if you're only interested in specific jobs like Perception, you may benefit from discovering all the jobs in your industry)

How to setup your portfolio right to get a self-driving car interview (and why using one central website is the wrong approach)

Analysis of 7 self-driving car engineer job offers (and how I'd apply to them)

The Autonomous Career Growth Plan to evolve within your company, or to join other companies at higher positions

and many more...

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Is the course live or pre-recorded? What is the exact format?
The course is an online course. It's a set of videos, text, audios, images, mindmaps, PDFs, and more giving you access to the best self-driving car education available. You can access it on our 2.0 platform via the browser or the Think Autonomous App.
Is the content up to date?
Many self-driving car courses you'll find online show you content recorded in 2017/2018. Often, this is fine to learn the fundamentals and core principles. However, this field is constantly evolving, and if you seriously want to get in, you should learn the modern and recent approaches companies use TODAY.

This is why this course is not only fully up-to-date, but it's also constantly updated. Every time something big happens, the course is going to get updated to teach new techniques.
What if I don't live near a self-driving car company?
This course is NOT so much about "vehicles".

You don't need to live in Germany and work for Audi or anything like that — it's about autonomous tech, it's about advanced.

And this means it will show you how to build cutting-edge skills; that can be useful if you want to move to self-driving car friendly places BUT ALSO if you simply want to be hired in related cutting-edge startups in Computer Vision, AI healthcare, Robotics, etc...

We have clients from all over the world, including places you couldn't suspect like Nigeria, Ethiopia, Seychelles, and more...
What if I'm stuck and need help?
You can certainly call 911.

And:

Each lesson has a "comment" section where you can ask questions and get answers from Jeremy or other students. You may also directly chat with Jeremy via the Think Autonomous platform, where the course happens — but Jeremy won't "quickly jump to a 30' call so I can show you XYZ".
Do I need a Ph.D? How much time is required to succeed?
I once told someone it would be a story of a year to succeed, and he got a job offer after 2 months. I once had a client who I thought would get a job in a week, and he never really got THE job he wanted.

Every situation is unique. What I can tell you is, no: you don't need a Ph.D. A Bachelor's Degree could work, a Master's Degree is ideaL.

This course will do its best to show you how to succeed, and if what's inside doesn't make sense to you for whatever reason — you can ask for a refund.
[IMPORTANT] Who is NOT a good fit for the course?
This course is not your typical self-driving car course. It's nothing like an "ULTIMATE FULL SELF-DRIVING CAR APPLIED MASTER COURSE!!!" either.

It's a short, entry-level course, that contains no coding. It's here to help you STOP doing things at random, and think about a long-term plan.

This means that after taking this course, you will still have things to do, a plan to implement. While this can take just a few days or week for some, other can take longer to break in the industry.

And if this bothers you, then you are probably not a good fit to join.

It's also not a tutorial — If you're looking for yet one more tutorial on self-driving cars from scratch in Python, or yet another "Deep Learning for self-driving cars" course that teaches techniques that'll never be implemented in real self-driving cars, then you should probably close this page.

And with that, even though some of my engineers used the content of this course (and others) to get incredible results, such as doubling their salaries... I can't guarantee it will do the same for you!

My methods could, or could not work with you. Nothing can be 100% sure, and I trust you to be responsible enough to get this.

I then found this course through reading some post on medium which Jeremy has wrote, I've bought The Self-Driving Car Engineer System.

At first I was a bit worried about it since it seemed like such a small course, I thought to myself what can I learn from 3 hours of content?

But I was surprised how much I've learned and the careers paths I can take and the road what to learn. After the course I was confident what I want to do as my next career [...]

I have a vision in my mind what I should do and it feels good not feeling lost and helpless. For sure in the near future, I will continue with Jeremy Cohen courses."

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