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Waymo

Builds self-driving AI and runs a robotaxi service

Tech Lead – Fleet Response Infrastructure

Engineering LeadershipConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMountain View, CA, USARemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a similar technical field of study.
  • At least 5 years of industry experience with frontend and backend web applications.
  • Familiarity with web client architectures such as Angular, TypeScript, and RxJS.
  • Experience leading technical designs and mentoring engineers on complex, multi-quarter projects.
  • Motivation to work closely with users.
  • Strong intrinsic motivation for reliability.

Responsibilities

  • Own the end-to-end reliability and performance of mission-critical web applications used for real-time autonomous vehicle support.
  • Hold core responsibility for frontend and backend infrastructure, including robust APIs and integration with upstream and downstream services.
  • Ensure the Fleet Response platform scales to meet Waymo's reliability, performance, and functionality requirements.
  • Advise and guide cross-functional engineers across Fleet Response and broader Waymo teams on optimal use of web application systems.
  • Mentor and coach junior engineers on web application infrastructure design, technical execution, and engineering best practices.
  • Partner with Waymo SRE to drive global scalability and maintain the high availability of mission-critical, real-time platforms.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience bringing technical and non-technical groups together.
  • Experience with C++.
  • Experience building high-reliability distributed systems or RPC services.
  • An investigative mindset.
  • A track record of successful partnerships with SRE.

About the Company

Waymo

Builds self-driving AI and runs a robotaxi service

Waymo builds self-driving technology and uses it to run a ride-hailing service in which passengers summon electric cars with no one behind the wheel. In 2020, it became the first company to open fully driverless rides to the public, starting in metro Phoenix. Its system, the Waymo Driver, pairs cameras, radar and laser sensors called lidar with onboard computers whose AI predicts what nearby people and vehicles will do and drives the car. Riders pay per trip through the Waymo app, or through Uber in some cities, while Waymo and fleet partners keep the cars charged and maintained. Waymo began as a Google project in 2009 and became a separate Alphabet company in 2016; it is based in Mountain View, California.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$32.1B
Headquarters
Mountain View, CA
Founded
2009

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