Key Notes
Hardware-in-the-Loop rigs, high-performance compute, sensors and prototype vehicles define this engineering-technician remit. The technician builds, tests, diagnoses and commissions hardware systems, reads wiring diagrams and documents repeatable configurations. Wayve lists hands-on harness-building and complex-system production experience as essential, with autonomous-vehicle hardware, system flashing and commissioning among the desirable areas.
What You'll Work On
- Build, test and maintain prototype vehicles and Hardware-in-the-Loop rigs containing high-performance compute, embedded modules and sensor systems.
- Diagnose and rework failures across compute hardware, embedded modules, wiring harnesses, sensors and related vehicle components.
- Assemble and modify engineering prototypes, then support initial vehicle bring-up, commissioning and multidisciplinary hardware-software integration improvements.
- Run one-off hardware-configuration tests with software and hardware engineers, documenting procedures, results and reproducible system configurations for later use.
Why This Role Matters
- Wayve’s HIL rigs and prototype vehicles depend on hardware fault diagnosis to identify failed compute, sensor and wiring components during development testing.
- Wayve’s hardware and software engineering teams can reproduce prototype tests from documented procedures, results and configurations when reviewing hardware changes.
What They Are Looking For
- Technical: Hands-on wiring-harness construction and ability to read wiring diagrams are essential.
- Experience: Building complex systems in a fast-paced production environment is essential.
- Preferred: Autonomous-vehicle hardware, compute platforms, LiDAR/radar/cameras or harness maintenance experience is desirable.
- Preferred: System flashing/commissioning and change-management or version-control experience are desirable.