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Systems Integration Engineer at Zoox - ApplyBlast

Systems Integration Engineer

Zoox

1 year ago

3.5 on Glassdoor

Hayward, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Systems Integration Engineer designs, develops, and executes systems and processes for ECU and vehicle bringup, validation, testing, and troubleshooting within the Manufacturing Test and Diagnostics Engineering team. This role involves building next-generation infrastructure and processes for testing electrical components, including hardware and firmware, on Zoox vehicles. The position requires collaboration with multidisciplinary engineers to translate requirements into scalable system-level validation test scripts and test cases.

Responsibilities

Design and deploy test solutions for manufacturing end-of-line processes
Build intuitive user interfaces using React and middleware communication protocols
Troubleshoot electrical and functional issues during vehicle integration testing

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical EngineeringBachelor's degree in Computer Science

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.