Vehicle Integration Technician
Kodiak Robotics
Vehicle Integration Technician
Kodiak Robotics
Dual-use autonomous trucking tech for fleets.
Kodiak AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: KDK), founded in 2018, is a leader in Physical AI, developing driverless technology that powers machines that move. Its Kodiak Driver is a vehicle-agnostic autonomous driving system that combines AI-powered software with modular hardware. Today it operates in long-haul trucking, industrial trucking, and defense. In 2024, Kodiak launched commercial Driver-as-a-Service operations with no one in the cab, and plans to launch driverless long-haul service between Dallas and Houston by the end of 2026.
Kodiak has partnered with many of the biggest names in freight, including Bosch for scaled hardware production, AWS, and leading customers including Atlas Energy Solutions, IKEA, Bridgestone, Werner Enterprises, C.R. England, Roehl Transport, and General Dynamics Land Systems.
We're looking for an experienced Vehicle Integration Technician to join our Engineering team. This role builds, maintains, and troubleshoots the mechanical, electrical, and software systems on our autonomous vehicle fleet — and works directly with engineers to turn what you find into better documentation, better builds, and better fleet uptime. You'll need strong technical instincts under the hood and the discipline to document what you did and why, clearly enough that someone else can act on it.
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Dual-use autonomous trucking tech for fleets.
Kodiak Robotics builds and sells autonomous driving technology for trucks and other vehicle platforms. Its core product, the kodiakDriver, enables self-driving trucking for commercial fleets, aiming to increase capacity, efficiency, and vehicle utilization. The system uses autonomous software and hardware to operate vehicles without a human driver, and Kodiak also runs a Partner Deployment Program to help partners plan future driverless deployments. Unlike many pure-play commercial AV firms, Kodiak targets a dual-use market by serving both commercial fleets and military ground operations, generating revenue from autonomous-vehicle sales and from its deployment-support services. The company’s goal is to enable reliable driverless trucking for commercial logistics while advancing autonomous capability for national security and defense operations.
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