Senior Software Engineer - Platform Integration, Robot Software
Wayve · London, United Kingdom
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At a glance
Highlights
- Turn new vehicle programs into stable, reliable robot systems.
- Work hands-on with vehicles, benches and international test sites.
- Build reusable frameworks that make future integrations faster.
What they offer
- Salaries benchmarked against the market annually
- Meaningful equity, sharing in ownership and long-term success
- Relocation support and visa sponsorship where applicable
- Hybrid working with core hours and hands-on workshop work
- Learning and development budgets for training and conferences
- Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, parental leave and wellbeing support
Ideal candidate
Hands-on systems builder who loves working at the hardware-software boundary and owning integration end-to-end. Thrives in ambiguous, workshop-driven environments and cares about safe, scalable autonomy.
Requirements
- Strong software-development experience in C++, Python, or Rust
- Delivered production-quality software on Linux-based robotic, embedded, or automotive platforms
- Understand ROS2 or similar robotics middleware and distributed-system integration
- Hands-on experience integrating software with vehicle or embedded hardware
- Can diagnose complex problems using logs, telemetry, on-target tests and systematic experimentation
- Understand vehicle sensors, networking and practical realities of platform bring-up
- 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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