Autonomy System Test Engineer - Zoox

Autonomous vehicles have some of the largest, most complex software ever shipped in a safety-critical environment. Solving that problem is one of the most exciting technical challenges of our lifetime.

As an Autonomy Systems Test Engineer at Zoox, you will help accelerate our product development by helping our developers build the safest and most reliable autonomous driving software possible. As developers build new features, you will oversee the development of extensive test plans, develop standardized simulated test design tooling processes to execute many different scenarios and put together triage pipelines for analyzing issues seen during offline and on-vehicle testing. These efforts are critical to exposing unforeseen failure modes, implementation bugs, and other issues as a result of new feature development. You will participate regularly in in-vehicle testing missions where you will see these new features behaving in the real world. Following these missions, you will help triage and root cause issues seen during testing, analyze test results to ensure existing functionality does not regress from release to release, and update our testing processes to ensure QA can continue scaling efficiently with future Zoox milestones. Your ability to distill complex systems and root cause issues will be critical to producing a safe and stable vehicle platform.

• Create test strategies and test plans for Zoox’s self-driving behavior features.

• Identify, track, report, and resolve test strategy, planning, or implementation issues with cross-functional software development teams

• Propose, prototype, and validate a new testing methodology for driving software features using automated metrics.

• Design, develop, and execute synthetic and log-based test scenarios on an in-house simulation test framework

• Compile triage strategy and triage results from different QA validation platforms and pipelines

• Lead cross-functional QA participation in various testing pipelines, initiatives, and enablement projects.