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Sensor Hardware Functional Safety Engineer at Zoox - ApplyBlast

Sensor Hardware Functional Safety Engineer

Zoox

5 months ago

3.5 on Glassdoor

Foster City, CA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

A Senior Safety Engineer at a technology company evaluates supplier technical documentation for advanced imaging components and verifies safety and reliability alignment. The role involves assessing vendor deliverables to ensure compliance with safety standards and collaborating with cross-functional teams to define requirements for diagnostic systems.

Responsibilities

Evaluate supplier technical documentation for advanced imagers, microprocessors, and SoCs to verify SEooC and AoU alignment
Assess vendor deliverables to guarantee ASIL standards are met for firmware/software maturity and diagnostic systems
Execute board-level FMEDA for sophisticated integrated circuits, including FPGAs and microcontrollers
Partner with Software, FW, and EE departments to define architectural requirements that enhance diagnostic monitoring
Support the V&V team in developing SOTIF-compliant simulation and physical test protocols for edge-case scenarios

Skills

Qualifications

B.S. in Automotive, Robotics, Aerospace, or Electrical Engineering3+ years of professional experience in board bring-up, silicon validation, or hardware designUnderstanding of SOTIF and ISO 26262 safety protocols

About Zoox

zoox.com

Headquarters

Foster City, California, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2014

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Zoox designs and builds purpose‑built, bidirectional electric robotaxis and the full autonomy stack — hardware, sensors, and software — to enable on‑demand, driverless ride‑hailing. The company takes a safety‑first, rider‑focused approach, engineering vehicles from the ground up for urban, zero‑emission mobility rather than adapting passenger cars. Acquired by Amazon in 2020, Zoox is working to commercialize a complete autonomous mobility service that rethinks ride‑hailing for riders instead of drivers.