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Oversees hardware development for self-driving trucks, from design and testing through production. Owns new projects, writes specs, ensures regulatory compliance, and leads design reviews. Requires 5+ years experience and Mechanical Engineering degree.
Engineering Technician supports engineers by building, testing, and troubleshooting electromechanical systems for autonomous vehicles, interfacing with conventional automotive vehicles, and assisting in vehicle launches at customer sites. Requires 5+ years experience with electrical/mechanical skills and up to 30% travel.
Designs and develops electrical systems for self-driving vehicles, including PCB layouts, schematics, embedded ARM development, and vehicle integration. Requires 5+ years EE experience with wire harnessing and bachelor's/master's in EE.
Designs and develops prototype hardware systems for self-driving trucks, including drawings, BOMs, material selection, and supplier interactions. Requires 5+ years experience with CAD tools like Solidworks and production design.
Designs and develops electrical subsystems including communications protocols, PCB layouts, and safety-critical elements for autonomous vehicle electro-mechanical architecture. Integrates electronics into vehicles and manages production implementation with 10+ years preferred experience.
Develops, tests, deploys, and maintains software algorithms and infrastructure for robotic arm trailer coupling solutions. Requires hands-on robotics experience, ROS, strong C++/Python skills, and 3+ years industrial deployment experience.