Full-Time

Lead Autonomy Engineer

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May Mobility

May Mobility

201-500 employees

Operates autonomous vehicle mobility solutions

Automotive & Transportation
Government & Public Sector

Compensation Overview

$189k - $220kAnnually

Expert

Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Category
Robotics & Autonomous Systems
AI & Machine Learning
Required Skills
Data Science
Git
Machine Learning
C/C++
Linux/Unix

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Degree
Experience
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in Robotics, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a field that requires a strong mathematical and/or engineering foundation (e.g. physics, aerospace engineering)
  • 10+ years of industry experience working on real-world robot systems including implementing at least two commercial projects working at a systems-level, delivering critical functions that make a robot work successfully in the field.
  • Experience developing and deploying capabilities for robot behavior planning, decision making under uncertainty, path planning, probabilistic reasoning, prediction, machine learning, trajectory generation, controls and/or localization
  • Strong programming skills in C/C++
  • Expertise with software development in a Linux environment
  • Familiarity with standard development tools such as git, valgrind, and gdb
Responsibilities
  • Design, implement, and test-state-of-the-art robotics software in C/C++ to enable comfortable and safe behavior and control for Autonomous Vehicles
  • Lead and participate in team code quality activities including design and code reviews
  • Provide technical guidance to Technical Support Team on issue diagnosis and resolution
  • Coordinate with cross functional teams to develop software and system requirements for Autonomous Vehicle behavior and controls subsystems
  • Collaborate with data science team members to design and implement metrics capturing key performance indicators of Autonomous Vehicle subsystems
  • Develop unit and simulation tests to validate vehicle performance across target operational domains
  • Coordinate and execute on-vehicle tests to validate performance of Autonomous Vehicle software in real-world scenarios
  • Diagnose and root-cause issues reported by commercial operations through the May Field Response process
  • Develop tools and visualizations to enable support engineers to analyze performance of behavior and control subsystems from field data
Desired Qualifications
  • Masters or PhD in Robotics, Computer Science, or Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a field that requires a strong mathematical and/or engineering foundation (e.g. physics, aerospace engineering)
  • Strong background in one of the robotics areas discussed above as demonstrated by developing and delivering to fielded robots multiple capabilities that solve critical problems in controls and motion planning
  • Demonstrated ability to mentor and support more junior engineers in learning and contributing to robotics development and testing
  • Strong programming skills in C, software development in a Linux environment

May Mobility focuses on transforming urban transportation through autonomous vehicles. Their self-driving technology uses real-time, on-board simulations to anticipate and safely navigate unexpected road situations, which is a major challenge in the industry. This capability ensures that their vehicles can respond effectively to various scenarios, prioritizing the safety of passengers and other road users. May Mobility partners with cities and businesses globally, providing solutions that enhance mobility convenience, safety, and environmental sustainability. Their unique emphasis on safety and real-time predictive capabilities distinguishes them from competitors, with a goal of making cities more accessible and visually appealing through improved transportation options.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series D

Total Funding

$375.1M

Headquarters

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Founded

2017

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Partnership with Tecnobus expands AV use cases in Europe by 2026.
  • Expansion to Japan with Toyota e-Palette shows rising demand in Asian markets.
  • Detroit pilot program highlights trend towards inclusive mobility solutions.

What critics are saying

  • Increased competition from Waymo with $5 billion investment pressures May Mobility.
  • Tesla's humanoid robots may divert interest from May Mobility's offerings.
  • Autonomous B2B trucking could shift focus away from consumer-facing AV companies.

What makes May Mobility unique

  • May Mobility's real-time simulations enhance safety in unexpected road situations.
  • The company partners with cities to optimize public transit using autonomous shuttles.
  • May Mobility's focus on accessibility addresses mobility needs for elderly and disabled populations.

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Benefits

Health, vision, & dental

Unlimited paid vacations & generous holidays

Paid parental leave

Stock options

Daily catered lunches & snacks

Flexible schedule

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

1%
Sustainable Bus
Jan 8th, 2025
Tecnobus goes driverless with May Mobility: new partnership aimed at autonomous minibus production in 2026

Autonomous vehicle technology provider May Mobility has entered a partnership with Italian minibus manufacturer Tecnobus, thus extended its portfolio of AV use cases at CES 2025 (live from 7 to 12 January in Las Vegas).

EV Magz
Dec 12th, 2024
May Mobility Expands Autonomous Vehicle Services to Japan with Toyota e-Palette Pilot

Self-driving technology firm May Mobility has launched a new autonomous vehicle (AV) service in Japan, marking the company's first deployment outside the United States.

PYMNTS
Jul 26th, 2024
Google’S $5 Billion Bet On The Bumpy Road To Self-Driving Cars

Since the industrial revolution first brought machines into prominence, self-driving vehicles have populated future visions. And with the news that the autonomous delivery robot marketplace is getting a shot in the arm from artificial intelligence (AI), observers are wondering just when self-driving, autonomous vehicles will be a scalable, real-world reality. After all, it was just this week that Alphabet announced in its quarterly materials and earnings call that it was investing an additional $5 billion in Waymo, the autonomous-driving business that originally took to the road over a decade and a half ago as Google’s own self-driving car project. Waymo has yet to turn a profit

PYMNTS
Jul 22nd, 2024
Musk: Tesla Will Have In-House Humanoid Robots In 2025

Tesla will begin using humanoid robots next year, according to CEO Elon Musk. “Tesla will have genuinely useful humanoid robots in low production for Tesla internal use next year and, hopefully, high production for other companies in 2026,” Musk wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday (July 22) morning. As with many Musk pronouncements that make headlines, this one came in response to a post from another user, who had put up a chart showing former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo’s predictions for advances in artificial intelligence (AI)

CBS News
Jul 15th, 2024
SouthWest Transit partners with May Mobility to bring autonomous vehicles to Eden Prairie

SouthWest Transit has partnered with May Mobility, a Michigan-based company for a three-year, $4.7 million deal to bring the vehicles to Eden Prairie this fall.