Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This technical project manager coordinates autonomous-driving system development across AI, software, hardware and vehicle teams. The role connects engineering decisions with business needs and field operations.
Work covers roadmaps, critical-path schedules, interface coordination, technical trade-offs, resource allocation and quality gates. Field-test findings feed into recovery actions and longer-term plans, while ISO 26262 and SOTIF concepts inform development and verification.
Applicants need complex-system management experience, with roughly five years as a guide, and technical project management of integrated hardware/software products in automotive or aerospace. They must have led requirements through architecture, implementation, verification and deployment. Required knowledge covers autonomous-driving architecture, LiDAR/cameras/GNSS/SoCs, functional safety, and choosing between agile and V-model processes, supported by technical communication and problem-solving skills.
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