Staff Robotics Engineer
wayve
As a Robotics Software Engineer on the Online Calibration team, you will scale calibration and estimation capabilities across the Wayve fleet. You will transform algorithms into robust, observable in-vehicle components designed for constrained hardware. You’ll work across calibration, state estimation, and automotive software to shape a core capability that impacts vehicle performance and safety. This role combines hands-on engineering with architecture and roadmap influence in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Your work will connect fleet-scale needs with on-vehicle runtime, delivering measurable impact.
Pay / Benefits- hybrid work policy
- office locations in London/UK or Sunnyvale/US
- inclusive interview process
- DEI commitments
- Extend and productionize the online calibration node within the team’s architectural direction.
- Adapt and integrate calibration and estimation algorithms for onboard execution.
- Handle asynchronous sensor data and noisy calibration parameters reliably.
- Improve validation, interfaces, and fleet-facing integration with logging and runtime consumers.
- Profile and optimize for constrained compute, memory, and latency without sacrificing correctness.
- Build tests and simulations (bench, replay, on-vehicle) and improve fleet observability across scenarios.
- Strong practical expertise in sensor calibration and state estimation (cameras, LiDAR, IMUs, multi-sensor systems).
- Expertise in filtering/estimation (Kalman-family, Bayesian, smoothing, robust estimation, factor-graph).
- Modern C++ and Python for prototyping and tooling.
- Experience productionising algorithm-heavy robotics software for vehicles or similar edge platforms.
- Experience with asynchronous high-throughput sensor data and hardware-accelerated pipelines.
- Strong software architecture, API design, testing, debugging, and performance profiling with end-to-end ownership.
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Problem solving
- Attention to reliability and maintainability
- Sensor calibration
- State estimation
- Kalman filters / Bayesian methods
Reference: WJ-747_30140443