Autonomous vehicle jobs: engineering roles at the companies building them
1,816 open roles at 52 autonomous vehicle companies in 20 countries: Software engineering (559), Product, programs and leadership (369), AI, perception and data (336), Hardware and embedded (156). 1,728 of them are open to candidates of any nationality; the rest ask for citizenship or a government security check. 230 mention relocation support.
overland.ai • HQ: Seattle, United States • Military Robotics • Defense AI • Autonomous Driving • 201-500 employees • Est. 2022 • Trust A • Hiring 40, 3 new
HQ: Seattle, United States • Military Robotics • Defense AI • Autonomous Driving • 201-500 employees • Est. 2022 • Trust A • Hiring 40, 3 new
Overland AI is a defense technology company that develops off-road autonomy software and autonomous ground vehicles for military use, built to operate cross-country without roads or GPS. Founded in 2022 with roots in University of Washington robotics research, it supplies its autonomy stack and ULTRA vehicles to United States Army and Marine Corps programs and tests in Ellensburg, Washington. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States.
waymo.com • HQ: Mountain View, United States • Ride Hailing • Smart Mobility • Autonomous Driving • 5000+ employees • Est. 2009 • Trust B • Hiring 357, 25 new
HQ: Mountain View, United States • Ride Hailing • Smart Mobility • Autonomous Driving • 5000+ employees • Est. 2009 • Trust B • Hiring 357, 25 new
Waymo is an American autonomous driving company that began as the Google self-driving car project in 2009 and became a standalone Alphabet subsidiary in 2016. It operates the largest fully driverless commercial ride-hailing service in the world through the Waymo One app, carrying paying passengers with no human in the vehicle across Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin and an expanding list of cities. Headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company builds its own sensor suite and the Waymo Driver software stack, integrates them into vehicles from partners such as Jaguar, Zeekr and Hyundai, and also develops autonomous trucking technology.
zoox.com • HQ: Foster City, United States • Ride Hailing • Automotive Manufacturing • Smart Mobility • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2014 • Trust B • Hiring 230, 10 new
HQ: Foster City, United States • Ride Hailing • Automotive Manufacturing • Smart Mobility • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2014 • Trust B • Hiring 230, 10 new
Zoox is an American autonomous vehicle company founded in 2014 that designs a purpose-built robotaxi rather than retrofitting an existing car. Its vehicle has no steering wheel or driver position, seats four passengers facing each other, drives equally well in either direction and was developed alongside the sensors, compute and software that operate it, which required the company to certify the design under its own self-certification of federal motor vehicle safety standards. Amazon acquired the company in 2020 and it has since begun public robotaxi service in Las Vegas and San Francisco while testing in several other American cities.
wayve.ai • HQ: London, United Kingdom • Machine Learning • Autonomous Driving • 501-1000 employees • Est. 2017 • Startup • Hiring 175, 11 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom • Machine Learning • Autonomous Driving • 501-1000 employees • Est. 2017 • Startup • Hiring 175, 11 new
Wayve is a British autonomous driving company founded in Cambridge in 2017 that trains end-to-end neural networks to drive rather than assembling hand-written rules around high-definition maps. Its AI Driver learns from camera video and can be deployed on standard vehicle sensor sets, which is what lets the company demonstrate driving in cities it has never mapped. Headquartered in London and backed by a one billion dollar SoftBank-led round plus investment from NVIDIA, Microsoft and Uber, it partners with carmakers to ship assisted driving software and is developing fully driverless deployments.
waabi.ai • HQ: Toronto, Canada • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2021 • Trust A • Hiring 87, 2 new
HQ: Toronto, Canada • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2021 • Trust A • Hiring 87, 2 new
Waabi is an artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicle technology company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, founded in 2021. The company develops an end-to-end artificial intelligence software platform, known as the Waabi Driver, and a simulation environment called Waabi World to power autonomous trucks and robotaxis. It operates primarily in the North American logistics and transportation sectors through strategic partnerships with industry leaders such as Volvo, Uber Freight, and NVIDIA.
mobileye.com • HQ: Jerusalem, Israel • Automotive Components • Computer Vision • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust A • Hiring 176, 23 new
HQ: Jerusalem, Israel • Automotive Components • Computer Vision • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Autonomous Driving • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust A • Hiring 176, 23 new
Mobileye is an Israeli company founded in Jerusalem in 1999 by the computer scientist Amnon Shashua and the entrepreneur Ziv Aviram, built on the then-contrarian idea that a single camera and clever software could handle driver assistance without radar or lidar. Its EyeQ system-on-chip has shipped in more than two hundred million vehicles, making it the dominant supplier of vision-based driver assistance to the global car industry. Acquired by Intel for fifteen billion dollars in 2017 and returned to public markets in 2022, the company now sells escalating tiers from basic assistance through the SuperVision and Chauffeur hands-off systems up to the fully driverless Mobileye Drive platform.
1,728 of the 1,816 roles here state no citizenship or security-check demand. A role that does - defence drones and export-controlled autonomy work often do - says so in its advert, and the card marks it.
Companies whose main business is robots - industrial and warehouse automation, surgical and service robots, humanoids, drones and autonomous vehicles, and the makers of their sensors, actuators and robot software - and every role whose title names robotics work at any employer.
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