About this role
Solution Architect is a full-time hybrid position at wayve in London, United Kingdom, designed for professionals experienced in systems and software architecture for autonomous driving or vehicle systems. This role connects core autonomous driving technology with vehicle platforms of automotive partners.
Role Overview
The Solution Architect works at the boundary between the core AI Driver architecture and customer vehicle systems. The professional defines how software integrates with sensors, vehicle signals, middleware, and electronic control units while managing safety assumptions, timing, and data logging.
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About the Company
wayve builds embodied intelligence that moves real vehicles safely and develops an AI platform for autonomous driving. The company pioneers an end-to-end AI approach that enables vehicles to learn directly from real-world experience, scaling from L2 plus through to L4 automation.
How to Apply
Apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the Solution Architect role located?
The role is based in London, United Kingdom, and utilizes a hybrid working model combining in-office collaboration and remote work.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Candidates need systems and software architecture experience in ADAS, autonomous driving, embedded software, or vehicle systems, alongside understanding of vehicle electronics and automotive technologies like CAN, Automotive Ethernet, SOME/IP, or AUTOSAR.
Is visa sponsorship available?
Yes, relocation support and visa sponsorship are available where applicable.
What does the interview process look like?
The process includes an initial 30-minute recruiter call, a 1-hour hiring manager interview, 4 hours of deep-dive technical interviews, and a final 30-minute mission and values alignment interview.
What is the primary focus of the Solution Architect?
The focus is on software-vehicle interfaces, integration boundaries, technical specifications, validation-ready architecture, and program planning for customer vehicle integrations.