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Autonomous vehicle technology company developing and deploying AVs powered by Multi-Policy Decision Making technology to transform urban transportation.

May Mobility is revolutionizing urban transportation through autonomous vehicle technology based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As an Autonomy Support Engineer II, you'll play a vital role in ensuring the safe operation of their autonomous vehicle fleet. The position involves analyzing vehicle data, debugging systems, and contributing to autonomy software development. You'll work with cutting-edge Multi-Policy Decision Making technology while helping bridge public transit gaps and create more sustainable cities. The role offers a blend of technical challenges and meaningful impact, requiring skills in Python, Linux, and data analysis. With a flexible remote work environment, comprehensive benefits, and a commitment to diversity, May Mobility provides an excellent opportunity to shape the future of transportation. Since 2017, they've provided over 300,000 autonomous rides and continue to expand their innovative services. This role is perfect for someone passionate about autonomous technology who wants to contribute to making cities safer, greener, and more accessible.

Autonomy Support Engineer II position at May Mobility, working remotely on autonomous vehicle systems with focus on debugging, data analysis, and system validation.

Autonomy Support Engineer II

May Mobility develops and deploys autonomous vehicles powered by innovative Multi-Policy Decision Making technology to transform cities through safer, greener transportation.

May Mobility is revolutionizing urban transportation through their innovative autonomous vehicle technology. As an Autonomy Support Simulation Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in validating the safety and functionality of autonomous vehicle systems through comprehensive simulation testing. Founded in 2017, the company has already provided over 300,000 autonomy-enabled rides globally.

The role involves creating simulation scenarios, building tools, and processes to improve testing efficiency. You'll work closely with development engineers to implement tests ensuring continuous improvement of autonomy software. The position offers the unique opportunity to impact real-world autonomous vehicle operations, working with vehicles that are actively deployed in various locations.

The ideal candidate will have strong programming skills in Python, experience with Linux and CI pipelines, and a deep understanding of software testing principles. While experience in autonomous vehicles isn't required, a passion for self-driving technology and its potential impact is essential. The role offers comprehensive benefits including healthcare, retirement plans, and flexible vacation policy.

Working remotely from Ann Arbor, MI headquarters, you'll join a company committed to creating safer, greener, and more accessible cities through autonomous technology. May Mobility values diversity and encourages applications even if candidates don't meet every qualification. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about shaping the future of urban transportation while solving complex technical challenges in a fast-paced, innovative environment.

Join May Mobility as an Autonomy Support Simulation Engineer to develop and validate autonomous vehicle systems through simulation testing, working remotely from Ann Arbor.

Autonomy Support Simulation Engineer

May Mobility develops and deploys autonomous vehicles powered by innovative Multi-Policy Decision Making technology to create safer, greener, more accessible cities.

May Mobility, an innovative autonomous vehicle technology company based in Ann Arbor, is revolutionizing urban transportation through their cutting-edge Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology. Since 2017, they've successfully provided over 300,000 autonomy-enabled rides globally, demonstrating their commitment to creating safer, more accessible cities.

The Site Autonomy Engineer role in Atlanta, GA presents an exciting opportunity to work hands-on with May Mobility's operational fleet. This position combines mechanical, electrical, and software engineering expertise to ensure the successful deployment and safe operation of autonomous vehicles. The role offers a competitive salary range of $78,000 to $95,000 USD and requires 3+ years of relevant experience.

As a Site Autonomy Engineer, you'll be responsible for critical tasks including vehicle upfits, sensor calibrations, mapping asset maintenance, and hardware implementations. The role demands strong technical abilities, particularly in Linux environments, mechanical/electrical systems debugging, and experience with version control systems like Git. Your work will directly impact the safety and efficiency of autonomous operations while contributing to the future of urban mobility.

The ideal candidate should possess a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience), demonstrate strong technical writing abilities, and maintain a safety-first approach. May Mobility offers an impressive benefits package, including comprehensive healthcare, retirement benefits with immediate vesting, generous parental leave, and flexible vacation policy.

This role is perfect for someone who is passionate about autonomous technology, enjoys hands-on technical work, and wants to be part of a company that's actively shaping the future of transportation. You'll work in a dynamic environment where your contributions directly influence the success of autonomous vehicle operations and help create more livable, sustainable cities.

Site Autonomy Engineer position at May Mobility working on autonomous vehicle systems in Atlanta, GA.

Site Autonomy Engineer

Autonomous vehicle technology company transforming cities through safer, greener, more accessible transportation solutions.

May Mobility is revolutionizing urban transportation through innovative autonomous vehicle technology. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company develops and deploys AVs using their proprietary Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology. Since 2017, they've provided over 300,000 autonomy-enabled rides globally.

The Quality Support Fleet Engineer role is crucial for maintaining reliable autonomous vehicle fleets. This position combines technical expertise with quality assurance, focusing on fleet issue resolution and performance optimization. The ideal candidate will serve as the first line of defense for urgent fleet issues, working with remote site operations teams to troubleshoot and debug problems.

Key responsibilities include investigating root causes of fleet issues, tracking and categorizing common problems, developing corrective actions, and ensuring proper documentation. The role requires strong technical skills, including the ability to interpret engineering documents and debug complex electro-mechanical systems.

The position offers competitive compensation ($73,500 - $95,000 USD) and comprehensive benefits. May Mobility values diversity and encourages applications from candidates who might not meet every qualification. The company's mission to create safer, greener, and more accessible cities through autonomous technology makes this an exciting opportunity for those passionate about transforming urban mobility.

Quality Support Fleet Engineer position at May Mobility, maintaining and optimizing autonomous vehicle fleet performance through technical expertise and quality assurance.

Quality Support Fleet Engineer

May Mobility is revolutionizing urban transportation through innovative autonomous vehicle technology. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company develops AVs using their proprietary Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology to create safer, more sustainable cities. Since 2017, they've provided over 300,000 autonomous rides globally.

The Quality Support Fleet Engineer role is crucial for maintaining reliable autonomous vehicle fleets. This position combines technical expertise with quality assurance, focusing on fleet issue resolution and continuous improvement. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting fleet issues, analyzing data for systemic problems, and ensuring field operations meet safety standards.

The ideal candidate should have strong problem-solving abilities, excellent communication skills, and experience with complex electro-mechanical systems. Technical requirements include the ability to interpret engineering documents, debug code in languages like C++, Python, and JavaScript, and familiarity with Linux systems.

This role offers competitive compensation ($73,500 - $95,000 USD) and comprehensive benefits including healthcare, retirement plans, and flexible vacation policy. The position requires minimal travel (1-10%) and combines standard office work with technical support activities. May Mobility values diversity and encourages applications from candidates who may not meet every qualification but are passionate about autonomous vehicle technology.

Quality Support Fleet Engineer position at May Mobility, maintaining and troubleshooting autonomous vehicle fleets while ensuring safety and performance standards.

May Mobility is transforming cities through autonomous technology to create a safer, greener, more accessible world.

May Mobility is revolutionizing urban transportation with autonomous technology, aiming to create safer, greener, and more accessible cities. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, we develop and deploy autonomous vehicles (AVs) powered by our innovative Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology. Our vehicles do more than just drive themselves - they provide value to communities, bridge public transit gaps, and move people safely and enjoyably.

As a Site Autonomy Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in supporting our operational fleet at your assigned location. You'll work closely with the electromechanical and software elements of our system to ensure successful launches and maintain the safety of our autonomous driving solutions. Your responsibilities will include hardware maintenance, sensor calibration, software configuration, map development, and on-site testing.

Key responsibilities:
- Perform hardware maintenance and regular upkeep of autonomous vehicles
- Conduct sensor calibration and data collection
- Execute on-site software configuration, map development, and driving tests
- Respond to field issues and improvement requests
- Collaborate with engineering and operations teams for testing and support
- Act as a technical escalation point at the call center

We're looking for candidates with a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or relevant experience), proficiency in reading mechanical/electrical drawings, and 3+ years of experience with wire harnesses and basic mechanical subsystems. Experience with Linux environments and Git is essential, as is a strong focus on safety and holistic system thinking.

Join May Mobility and be part of a team that's given over 300,000 autonomy-enabled rides globally. We offer competitive salaries, stock incentives, comprehensive health benefits, generous paid leave, and ample opportunities for professional growth. If you're passionate about building the future of transportation and solving real-world problems, we want to hear from you!

Site Autonomy Engineer at May Mobility: Support autonomous vehicle operations, ensure safety, and drive innovation in urban transportation.

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