Full-Time
Updated on 5/17/2025
Develops self-driving technology for vehicles
$94k - $151k/yr
Senior
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Aurora Innovation develops self-driving technology aimed at transforming transportation. Its main product, the Aurora Driver, can be integrated into various vehicles to enable autonomous movement of people and goods. The technology works by utilizing an advanced sensor suite, including FirstLight Lidar, which detects and measures surroundings with high precision. Aurora stands out from competitors by collaborating with logistics providers, ridesharing networks, and vehicle manufacturers, allowing for a broader application of its technology. The company's goal is to enhance safety, improve lives, and expand access to transportation through its autonomous solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Mountain View, California
Founded
2017
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Medical, Vision, Life Insurance
Paid leave
Vacation, Holidays & Sick Time
LinkedIn Learning
Aurora Academy
401(k)
Commuter Benefits
Flexible Spending Account
Onsite Food
PerkSpot
Working from Home Support
Emotional & Physical Wellness
Employee Assistance Program
Aurora Innovation recently launched a regular transport service with self-driving articulated trucks on the north-south corridor between Houston and Dallas.
Aurora Innovation has officially launched the United States' first commercial, fully autonomous trucking service, fulfilling a promise that the company had deferred since its initial announcement for a 2024 launch date.
Aurora Innovation launches driverless truck service in Texas.
Arrowstreet Capital Limited Partnership makes new $1.36 million investment in Aurora Innovation, Inc. (NASDAQ:AUR).
Aurora Innovation, a frontrunner in autonomous trucking technology, recently released its Driverless Safety Report, laying out its road map for deploying its self-driving trucks on public highways. The 75-page document, published ahead of the company’s planned commercial launch in Texas, is part of Aurora’s efforts to finalize a safety framework for its Dallas-to-Houston freight lane. Aurora describes the closing of its safety case as a critical step toward rolling out driverless operations.The Pittsburgh-based company claims to be the first to have developed a Safety Case Framework applicable to both trucks and passenger vehicles, adding the approach has gained traction among other autonomous vehicle developers. The framework, inspired by safety protocols in aviation and nuclear industries, offers a structured argument – backed by data – that its trucks can operate safely under defined conditions.Aurora’s safety ethos shapes everything from product design to corporate strategy, says Chief Safety Officer Nat Beuse.“At Aurora, our philosophy isn’t just safety first – it’s safety always,” said Beuse. “Our safety approach spans both product and organization, and in this report, we’ve shared a behind-the-scenes look into our safety systems. With the launch of the Aurora Driver, the world will experience driverless trucks safely delivering freight on public roads for the first time.”The company’s methodology includes extensive hazard analysis, safety requirement development, and a blend of real-world and virtual testing