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Wayve

End-to-end autonomous-driving software for vehicles

Fleet Serving & Maintenance Technician

Automotive Mechanical Repair & MaintenanceUpdated on Nov 9
Full-timeTokyo, JapanIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Relevant qualifications in automotive servicing, diagnostics, and repairs, such as a Level 2 Automotive Mechanic qualification (二級自動車整備士) in Japan.
  • Proven experience as a Vehicle Technician in an automotive servicing or fleet environment.
  • Strong diagnostic capability using OEM or third-party diagnostic equipment.
  • Familiarity with mechanical and bodywork repairs using OEM repair manuals.
  • Competence with computer systems for tracking and recording maintenance tasks, such as Word and Excel.
  • Ability to interact with engineers, operations staff, and drivers.
  • Strong understanding of workshop safety and compliance standards.
  • Japan driving license held for at least five years.

Responsibilities

  • Perform scheduled maintenance and servicing on a diverse fleet of autonomous vehicles, ensuring reliability and safety.
  • Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical faults using diagnostic tools and work with engineering teams to resolve issues.
  • Keep vehicles in excellent condition and ready for demonstrations, investor rides, and media-facing events.
  • Respond to driver and fleet-monitoring reports to address urgent repairs and return vehicles to the road promptly.
  • Liaise with Fleet Service Managers, drivers, and Field Engineering to resolve fleet issues and track recurring faults.
  • Follow workshop health and safety procedures and compliance requirements.
  • Contribute ideas to improve servicing workflows, fault reporting, and documentation practices.
  • Log maintenance and repair activities using tracking tools to support compliance and trend analysis.
  • Help manage toolkits, diagnostic devices, and parts inventory.
  • Work a rotating shift schedule to support 24/7 fleet readiness and coverage.
  • Perform scheduled servicing and inspections according to manufacturer and internal guidelines.
  • Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical issues using OEM documentation and advanced diagnostic equipment.
  • Ensure vehicles meet cleanliness, reliability, and functionality standards for public-facing demonstrations.
  • Follow workshop safety best practices, risk assessments, and regulations.
  • Record faults found, actions taken, and parts used using digital tools.
  • Communicate recurring issues and improvement ideas to the Fleet Service Manager and Field Engineering teams.
  • Engage with fleet drivers to resolve reported issues and support a positive operational experience.

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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