Machine Learning Engineer, Prediction & Planning
Waymo · Mountain View, CA, USA; San Francisco, CA, USA · Mountain View (US-MTV-EMF680) · San Francisco (US-SFO-MKT555)
CHECKED 5H AGO
Roboticsonsite$175k–$215k
At a glance
Highlights
- Build next-gen ML prediction and planning for the Waymo Driver.
- Predict future world state to enable safe navigation in complex environments.
- Turn massive driving data into robust deep networks for real-world driving.
What they offer
- Discretionary annual bonus program
- Equity incentive plan
- Generous Company benefits program
Ideal candidate
ML engineer passionate about autonomous driving who loves turning open-ended real-world challenges into deployed models and collaborating to create safe, smooth behavior for all road users.
Requirements
- BS in Computer Science, ML, Robotics or similar technical field
- 2+ years of experience in Machine Learning modeling and/or Autonomous Vehicles
- Demonstrated contributions to the ML community through publications, open-source projects or significant industry impact
- Hands-on experience with modern deep learning libraries (e.g. TensorFlow, JAX, PyTorch)
- Proficient programming skills (e.g. Python, C/C++)
- Strong analytical and debugging skills
- MS or PhD in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Robotics or related field preferred
- Publications in top-tier conferences such as ICML, NeurIPS, CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, ICLR, IROS, CoRL, ACL or EMNLP preferred
- General software engineering experience solving motion planning or related robotics problems preferred
- Experience applying or evaluating ML-based systems in production environments preferred
- Experience with performance optimization of deep models, including with respect to specific hardware architectures preferred
- hiring process
- Onsite interviews followed by team matching
Lab profile
About Waymo
Autonomous driving technology company building the Waymo Driver for fully autonomous ride-hailing.
What they build
- Waymo Driver
- Fully autonomous ride-hail service
Known for
- Large-scale driving simulation
- Simulation realism
- Quantitative evaluations
- Onboard autonomy models
Key facts
- Founded in 2009
- Started as the Google Self-Driving Car Project