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Sensing Systems Engineer at Wayve - ApplyBlast

Sensing Systems Engineer

Wayve

24 days ago

4.4 on Glassdoor

Sunnyvale, California, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Sensing Systems Engineer role at Wayve focuses on defining and refining sensing-system requirements, metrics, and acceptance criteria for vehicle platforms. This position involves translating product behaviors into measurable sensor needs, designing experiments, and evaluating how sensor characteristics impact model inputs and driving behavior. The role requires making system-level trade-offs and driving cross-functional technical decisions to support the deployment of generalizable AI Driver technology.

Responsibilities

Define and refine sensing-system requirements, metrics, and acceptance criteria for vehicle platforms
Translate product behaviors and use cases into measurable sensor needs and validation scenarios
Design experiments with hardware and ML teams to analyze data and evaluate sensor impact on driving behavior

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About Wayve

wayve.ai

Headquarters

London, England, United Kingdom

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2017

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Wayve is a UK-founded autonomous driving company developing "embodied AI" — end-to-end learning systems that enable vehicles to perceive, reason and act in complex, dynamic environments. Their camera-first, data-driven approach trains neural policies from real-world driving and simulation to scale capability across locations and vehicle platforms rather than relying on hand-engineered, map-heavy rules. Wayve builds software for both advanced driver assistance and full automated-driving applications, emphasizing adaptability and continual learning. They work with OEMs and fleet partners to commercialize scalable autonomy for real-world deployment.