The Measurement team within Wayve’s AI Evaluation organization builds and qualifies offline scene-understanding models used to measure driving performance after on-road runs and in simulation. The role focuses on developing credible, fleet-scale evidence by using offline modeling’s greater compute capacity, larger models, and access to past and future temporal context. The engineer will build, train, and fine-tune scene-understanding models; adapt on-vehicle architectures and Wayve foundation models for offline use; and improve accuracy and generalization across vehicle platforms, geographies, and driving conditions. The work includes benchmarking models, diagnosing failure modes, guiding iteration through error analysis, and defining quality bars and statistically credible evidence for validation pipelines and safety cases. The role involves transformer-based, multimodal, and vision-language models for detection, segmentation, classification, and scene understanding; automated benchmarks for coverage, rare-event mining, and driving-behavior measurement; and fleet-scale camera, lidar, and simulation datasets. The models and evidence support development decisions, validation pipelines, customer deliverables, and safety cases. The engineer will collaborate with on-vehicle modeling, evaluation, data curation, and simulation teams, mentor others, and contribute to strong machine-learning and engineering practices. The position is based in Sunnyvale and follows a hybrid working model combining in-person collaboration with focused remote work. Wayve describes its environment as one where ways of working are still being developed, offering ownership to people who want to help shape them.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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