Software Engineer, Waymo

ML Infrastructure, Limited Duration

$170-216k

+Equity and Annual Bonus

TypeScript
Python
C++
Entry and Junior level
San Francisco Bay Area

Office located in Mountain View, CA

Waymo

Autonomous driving technology

Open for applications

Waymo

Autonomous driving technology

1001+ employees

B2CTransportAutomation

Open for applications

$170-216k

+Equity and Annual Bonus

TypeScript
Python
C++
Entry and Junior level
San Francisco Bay Area

Office located in Mountain View, CA

1001+ employees

B2CTransportAutomation

Company mission

To make it simpler and safer for people to move things and themselves around.

Role

Who you are

  • BS in Computer Science, Robotics, a similar technical field of study, or equivalent practical experience
  • High customer focus and attention to detail
  • Proficiency in C++, Python, or TypeScript

Desirable

  • 2 years of professional experience on infrastructure projects
  • Be customer-centric, and be willing to go above & beyond to solve user problems
  • Passionate about building internal infrastructure or toolings

What the job involves

  • The Waymo ML Infrastructure team accelerates Waymo’s mission by building the best ecosystem for sustainably innovating and shipping ML-powered intelligence
  • Report into an Engineering Manager
  • Work on an exciting roadmap to deliver new Waymo products
  • Be a core contributor across to Waymo’s ML Infra stack, building tooling and systems across the ML development ecosystem, such as data mining, data labeling, data management, ML evaluation, ML resources management, with the ultimate goal of enabling a smoother development experience and faster iteration speed

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Insights

Led by a woman
Top investors

-1% employee growth in 12 months

Company

Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)

Aug 2024

$5.6bn

SERIES C

Jun 2021

$2.5bn

GROWTH EQUITY VC

Total funding: $11.1bn

Our take

Waymo is an autonomous driving technology company that began as the Google self-driving car project in 2009. After initial development, it secured permits to deploy autonomous ride-hailing services in cities including Phoenix and San Francisco, but has recently hit a major bump in the road with safety concerns that resulted in a recall of over 400 self-driving cars.

With the autonomous driving industry already besieged by setbacks and public distrust, this development does Waymo no favours. That said, as an industry leader there remains the possibility it will see out the storm, but massive attention will need to be given to rebuilding trust with consumers if this is to be the case.

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