Leads vehicle-system engineering and safety evidence for L4 autonomous driving, aligning control, validation and operational teams and guiding regulatory reviews using real-vehicle test results.
About this role
Coordinates vehicles and onboard equipment for autonomous-driving development, linking engineers with automakers, converters and suppliers. The role supports current builds and Level 4 vehicle sourcing, translating technical needs into procurement and repeatable multi-vehicle supply. Depending on experience, it covers vehicle-build coordination, equipment sourcing, or both: clarifying installation needs, coordinating partner queries with engineers, checking technical fit, negotiating specifications, supply terms, price and delivery, and tracking schedules and issues. It coordinates implementation, not hardware architecture, autonomous-driving software or circuit design. Required experience is in at least one automotive area: vehicle or onboard-component development, design or evaluation; prototype builds, conversion or production preparation; or technical purchasing, procurement or supplier management. Candidates must also have coordinated specifications, requirements or deadlines with suppliers or partners, organize priorities and schedules with stakeholders, and have basic vehicle or onboard-hardware knowledge to communicate technical questions.
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