Key Notes
Seven or more years integrating complex systems is essential for a role spanning autonomous hardware and software on internal and partner vehicles. The remit covers architecture, prototyping, bring-up, HIL benches, fleet troubleshooting and integration processes across electrical, mechanical and software disciplines. The London vacancy follows Wayve’s hybrid policy and expects experience with harnesses, embedded architecture, suppliers, Linux, Git and deployed software and scripting.
What You'll Work On
- Integrate and bring up Wayve autonomous systems across internal and automotive-partner vehicles from prototype through deployment.
- Architect, prototype and evaluate new hardware configurations against multidisciplinary system and vehicle requirements.
- Diagnose complex fleet issues across electrical, mechanical and software boundaries, then improve system-integration workflows and architecture using observed evidence.
- Bring up and maintain development benches and Hardware-in-the-Loop systems used for system integration.
Why This Role Matters
- Wayve’s AI Driver reaches internal and partner vehicles through hardware-software integration, where electrical, mechanical and deployed-software interfaces are tested together.
- Wayve’s fleet and development benches provide a setting for investigating multidisciplinary faults, allowing teams to refine hardware, software and integration processes from observed issues.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: At least seven years integrating and developing complex systems is essential.
- Technical: Reading/modifying harness diagrams, selecting compute/sensing components and iterating embedded/robotics hardware architecture are essential.
- Domain: Full-lifecycle physical-product experience across electrical, mechanical and software systems, supply chain/change control and supplier/manufacturer design validation is essential.
- Technical: Software deployment/maintenance in the C++, Python and Rust environment, plus Linux, Git and scripting tools, is essential.
- Preferred: Autonomous vehicles, robotics, PCB/harness prototyping, test/flashing applications or automated hardware/software bring-up suites are desirable.
- Preferred: A bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent experience, is desirable.