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The Lead Solution Architect will shape the integration of autonomous driving technology with automotive OEMs by defining technical architecture, collaborating with product management, negotiating integration boundaries, leading a new department, and staying updated with industry trends.

As a Staff Applied Scientist, you will lead AI-driven projects in autonomous driving, focusing on areas like reinforcement learning, large language models, and model-based planning. You will tackle complex problems in perception, prediction, and control while collaborating with global teams and contributing to research publications.

Wayve is seeking a Research Manager to lead and scale a Science team in Vancouver, collaborating with other global teams. Responsibilities include developing career plans, ensuring project success, resourcing projects effectively, offering coaching and mentorship, driving technical progress, and fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.

As an Applied Scientist, you will conduct research in AI for autonomous driving, specifically in areas like reinforcement learning, planning, and model predictive control. Your responsibilities include leveraging real-world driving data, architecting models using state-of-the-art techniques, and collaborating with teams to integrate findings into scalable solutions. You may also contribute to academic publications.

The Product Marketing Manager at Wayve will lead the strategic positioning and marketing of their Embodied AI software products for automotive OEMs. The role involves developing and executing global marketing strategies, creating compelling narratives for product differentiation, and analyzing market trends to inform strategies and campaigns.

The Senior Applied Scientist will design and optimize ultra-efficient foundation models for autonomous systems, focusing on TinyML. Responsibilities include developing reinforcement learning techniques, collaborating with researchers and engineers, and enhancing the adaptability and reliability of autonomous vehicles.

The Full Stack Engineer role at Wayve involves creating an entire software stack for self-driving vehicles. Responsibilities include implementing onboard services, building user-friendly frontend UIs, ensuring code meets safety and performance standards, collaborating with diverse teams, and providing support in debugging and developing efficient services.