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Controls Engineer

Wayve · London, United Kingdom

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At a glance

Highlights

  • Translate AI Driver outputs into safe, smooth motion on real vehicles.
  • Build trajectory and motion controllers across ADAS and AV platforms.
  • Validate controllers via simulation, closed-loop tests and on-road trials.

What they offer

  • Salaries benchmarked against the market annually
  • Meaningful equity sharing in long-term success
  • Learning and development budgets with training support
  • Comprehensive health, dental and parental leave benefits

Ideal candidate

A hands-on roboticist who loves bridging theory and real vehicles and owns systems end-to-end. You thrive in fast-moving, unstructured teams and care about safe, comfortable autonomous motion in the real world.

Requirements

  • Strong fundamentals in control theory with applied optimization, MPC, numerical methods or dynamical systems
  • Practical experience developing, tuning and validating motion control on real physical systems
  • Experience with test and validation discipline including simulation and closed-loop metrics
  • Strong software engineering skills building production-quality systems in C++
  • Experience with latency-sensitive or real-time software
  • Ability to debug system-level behaviour across software and hardware
remote policy
Hybrid working with core hours
visa sponsorship
Visa sponsorship and relocation support where applicable

Lab profile

About Wayve

London-based AI lab building embodied driving intelligence for autonomous vehicles.

What they build

  • Wayve Driver embodied AI driving software
  • GAIA generative world models for driving
  • LINGO language-grounded driving AI

Known for

  • End-to-end embodied AI for driving
  • Camera-first, mapless autonomy approach
  • Large-scale real-world learning and simulation

Key facts

  • Founded in 2017
  • Headquartered in London, UK
  • Backed by SoftBank Group, NVIDIA and Microsoft
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