Safety System Engineer
Wayve · Sunnyvale, California USA · London, United Kingdom · Remote, Germany · Yokohama, Japan
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At a glance
Highlights
- Lead functional safety for Wayve's AV2.0 end-to-end AI driving system.
- Design safety assurance framework scaling across platforms and environments.
- Define vehicle-level tests and build structured safety cases with evidence.
What they offer
- Meaningful equity in long-term success
- Relocation support
- Learning and development budgets with training and conference support
- Health insurance and dental
- Enhanced maternity and paternity leave
- Retirement or pension where applicable
- Access to therapists and wellbeing partnerships
Ideal candidate
Pragmatic self-starter with deep automotive safety experience who balances risk and pace without compromising standards. You collaborate across software, hardware and partners and care about making autonomous vehicles provably safe.
Requirements
- At least 5 years hands-on automotive functional safety applying ISO 26262 across systems
- Strong working knowledge of ISO 26262 Parts 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9
- Conducted vehicle-level testing at proving grounds to verify safety concepts
- Experienced in HARA, FMEA and FTA translating findings into safety concepts and requirements
- Able to work across software, hardware, systems and external partners on safety trade-offs
- Pragmatic balancing risk and benefit in fast-moving environment while maintaining standards
- remote policy
- Hybrid working with core hours
- visa sponsorship
- Visa sponsorship available 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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