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Wayve

End-to-end autonomous-driving software for vehicles

Vehicle Performance Modelling Engineer - Robotics

Robotics & Autonomous SystemsUpdated on Nov 9
Full-timeLondon, UK

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience developing mathematical models and simulation algorithms for vehicle dynamics, robotics, or control systems.
  • A strong grasp of classical mechanics, numerical analysis, and computational methods.
  • Experience validating simulation models against experimental data and assessing model adequacy.
  • Ability to write production-quality code in C++ or Python.
  • Previous experience in vehicle dynamics for autonomous vehicles, automotive, or motorsport.
  • Comfort with data-driven modelling approaches, such as machine learning or system identification, for systems with unknown physical parameters.
  • Familiarity with high-fidelity vehicle dynamics tools such as Dymola, CarSim, or CarMaker, and their integration into simulation workflows.

Responsibilities

  • Develop virtual vehicle models using physics-based and data-driven techniques.
  • Validate models against on-road data and implement correlation improvements.
  • Convert models into efficient, high-quality software components that meet accuracy, performance, and scalability requirements.
  • Plan, run, and analyse experimental tests at the track or with external partners to improve model accuracy.
  • Share results and insights with stakeholders across robotics, simulation, and product teams.
  • Develop metrics and key performance indicators that define representativeness in simulations, and feed identified gaps back into modelling.
  • Integrate models across simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, and correlation pipelines.
  • Conduct cross-functional vehicle characterisation work with robotics, simulation, and product teams.

About the Company

Wayve

End-to-end autonomous-driving software for vehicles

Wayve provides end-to-end autonomous-driving software for automakers and fleets that runs entirely on onboard compute and sensors, without relying on HD maps or city-by-city engineering. The system uses foundation models capable of zero-shot driving and has demonstrated ability to drive across 500+ cities in Europe, North America, and Japan. Unlike traditional AV stacks that depend on mapped data and per-city customization, Wayve aims to generalize driving with its onboard AI across diverse environments. Its goal is to scale commercial robotaxi trials from 2026 and bring supervised autonomy to consumer vehicles from 2027, backed by substantial funding partnerships to support rapid deployment.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Series D
Total funding
$2.6B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2017

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