System Integration Engineer, Vehicle Systems

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies have partnered to advance electric vehicle technology. This collaboration focuses on operating systems, zonal controllers, cloud-based services, and vehicle connectivity. Both companies share a commitment to setting new standards for software-defined vehicles, aiming to deliver smarter and more sustainable transportation. By combining expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, the partnership is working to create more connected and intelligent vehicles. The goal is to open up new possibilities for the automotive industry worldwide. Role overview The System Integration Engineer, Vehicle Systems, plays a central part in the vehicle development process. This role is responsible for integrating and validating software systems throughout all stages, from early prototypes to final customer delivery. Work covers the entire software stack, including both low-level drivers and user-facing applications. Key responsibilities involve bridging the transition from early mule builds to production vehicles, supporting smooth feature integration, and ensuring overall system reliability. The engineer must understand vehicle software architecture and make real-time prioritization decisions to keep development moving forward, strengthen testing, and reduce program risks. What you will do Integrate and validate software systems across all phases of vehicle development Support seamless feature integration from prototype to production Ensure system reliability and address issues that could impact the entire vehicle Prioritize tasks in real time to improve testing and minimize risks Requirements Strong problem-solving skills Ability to tackle unfamiliar technical challenges Experience connecting component-level issues to system-wide impacts Comprehensive understanding of vehicle software architecture Location Palo Alto, California

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are redefining electric mobility as a pioneering company that originated from Rivian. Our dynamic team is composed of passionate innovators, builders, and visionaries, dedicated to crafting revolutionary, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that tackle today's and tomorrow's global mobility issues. Our mission is to encourage everyone to choose ALSO, making local commutes more affordable, enjoyable, and significantly more efficient—10 to 50 times better than traditional vehicles.We are currently seeking a Senior Systems Integration Engineer to spearhead the integration of drive units, batteries, inverters, displays, and various low-voltage electronics!Key ResponsibilitiesLead collaboration with hardware teams and oversee vehicle bring-up activities for all builds.Manage the integration of firmware and software components from cross-functional teams, ensuring flawless operation and compatibility.Assist in troubleshooting system hardware and software bugs, prioritizing issues based on their impact on users and overall project health.Contribute to the creation of test cases and validate system-level functions across various platforms (benches, lab cars, and vehicles).Support cross-functional development efforts, identifying and addressing issues discovered during testing phases.Engage in architectural discussions and technical dialogues, devising innovative solutions.Collect and analyze data from CAN, physical measurement acquisition, and emulated modules.Collaborate with the team to develop automated tools in Python, C, or Simulink to create vehicle software packages.Ensure feature release readiness through comprehensive regression testing to maintain functionality and performance.Design and implement automated testing processes, enhancing efficiency and scalability, while developing a strategy for test asset availability and performance.Maintain firmware versions for testing resources via FOTA campaigns or proprietary re-flash tools.Identify tooling requirements for testing and validation, including data logging solutions in both vehicle and cloud environments.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies combines the strengths of two leading automotive companies to push the boundaries of electric vehicle technology. The partnership focuses on developing advanced operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud connectivity, all with the goal of setting new benchmarks for software-defined vehicles. The team’s expertise spans connectivity, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, working to create vehicles that are smarter, more connected, and more sustainable. Role overview The Audio Systems Integration Engineer will focus on delivering exceptional audio experiences in vehicles produced by Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies. This role is responsible for ensuring that immersive soundscapes, voice command systems, and safety alerts function at a high standard. Acting as a key link between software development and the in-vehicle user experience, the engineer will help elevate audio systems beyond the ordinary. What you will do Integrate complex audio software into vehicle platforms Develop and maintain advanced testing environments for audio systems Perform hands-on tuning and validation to optimize in-vehicle audio performance Work closely with software teams to ensure smooth and consistent user experiences Contribute to delivering high-quality sound, precise voice commands, and dependable safety alerts Location Palo Alto, California

About xAIAt xAI, we are dedicated to developing advanced AI systems that comprehend the complexities of the universe and assist humanity in its quest for knowledge. Our team is compact, highly driven, and committed to engineering excellence. We value individuals who seek challenges and embrace curiosity. Operating within a flat organizational structure, we expect all employees to be proactive and directly contribute to our mission. Leadership opportunities are given to those who demonstrate initiative and consistently deliver outstanding results. A strong work ethic and exceptional prioritization skills are essential. Effective communication skills are a must, allowing team members to convey knowledge clearly and accurately.About the RoleAre you a strategic thinker and adept problem-solver with extensive knowledge of contemporary IT systems? We are on the lookout for a Senior IT Systems Engineer who is enthusiastic about spearheading automation efforts, advancing our enterprise workforce identity and access management (IAM), and designing scalable, secure SaaS integrations. In this pivotal individual contributor role, you will collaborate closely with IT Services, Information Security, HR, Finance, and Engineering teams. You will be responsible for the deployment and integration of vital IT systems, serving as the primary escalation point for intricate IT outages and architectural issues, and guiding the development of our hybrid infrastructure to accommodate swift business growth.

At 1X, we are pioneering the development of safe humanoid robots designed to assist humans in both domestic and industrial environments. Our commitment to rapid delivery is matched only by our rigorous testing and iterative approach to problem-solving. Position OverviewWe are searching for a dedicated System Integration Engineer to join our innovative team at 1X Technologies. In this role, you will be instrumental in the integration of sophisticated robotic systems, sensors, computing modules, and software into cohesive, dependable solutions. Your responsibilities will encompass defining interfaces, system bring-up, and troubleshooting across hardware, firmware, networking, and cloud/edge services. You will collaborate closely with R&D, manufacturing, and field teams to transform prototypes into scalable, production-ready products, ensuring thorough validation, automation, and comprehensive documentation. This position is ideal for a hands-on engineer who excels in a dynamic environment and enjoys tackling multidisciplinary integration challenges.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine and uphold the system architecture, interfaces, and integration protocols for both hardware and software components.Integrate various sensors, actuators, embedded controllers, and computing units into robotic platforms.Create and implement bring-up procedures, testing plans, and validation protocols for new systems.Identify and resolve complex issues across electronic, firmware, operating system, networking, and application layers.Develop integration tools, scripts, and automated tests to enhance system reliability and efficiency.Work alongside mechanical, electrical, firmware, and software teams to bridge interface gaps.Oversee the configuration, versioning, and traceability of system components and releases.Assist manufacturing and field operations with build instructions and troubleshooting documentation.Examine performance logs and telemetry to suggest enhancements for stability and safety.Document design processes, integration outcomes, and best practices; contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.

Join Our Innovative Team at VoltaiAt Voltai, we are pioneering advancements in artificial intelligence and hardware integration. Our mission is to develop sophisticated world models and intelligent agents capable of learning, evaluating, planning, experimenting, and engaging with the physical universe. Our primary focus lies in creating advanced hardware, electronic systems, and semiconductors that leverage AI to exceed human cognitive capabilities.Our Exceptional TeamSupported by leading Silicon Valley investors, Stanford University, and prominent industry leaders, our team comprises former Stanford professors, SAIL researchers, Olympiad medalists, and seasoned executives from renowned companies like Google, AMD, Broadcom, and Cadence, along with experts in national security and foreign policy.Your Role as a System EngineerAs a System Engineer at Voltai, you will play a crucial role in defining, modeling, and integrating complex electromechanical and computational systems. Your responsibilities will include developing system requirements, interface definitions, and validation plans to ensure seamless integration between hardware, firmware, and AI-driven design pipelines. You will take ownership of the system-level architecture that bridges the gap between concept and production.

Join a Pioneering CompanyAt Palantir, we are at the forefront of technology, creating innovative software solutions that transform data into actionable insights. Our platforms empower organizations to make critical decisions that save lives, optimize supply chains, and solve complex challenges.Your RoleAs a Systems Engineer within Palantir's Technical Operations team, you will be a key player in shaping our business processes and decision-making frameworks. Your responsibilities will include designing, implementing, and maintaining the core infrastructure that supports Palantir's operational success, encompassing financial reporting, sales management, and human resources. You will collaborate with both internal teams and external partners to tailor industry-standard tools to meet the evolving demands of our organization, while also enhancing our utilization of Palantir Foundry and AIP for internal applications.In this dynamic position, you will leverage your technical expertise to provide strategic guidance to stakeholders. Your typical day may involve assessing new technological solutions, aligning tech initiatives with business objectives, addressing urgent system challenges, and collaborating across departments to drive system enhancements. Success in this role requires adept management of multiple business systems and a flexible approach to adapt to changing requirements and complex issues as they arise.

Role overview The Senior Systems Engineer - Body Controls will lead the design, development, and validation of body domain systems for upcoming vehicles. This work centers on advancing systems that handle core vehicle functions, with a particular emphasis on reliability, safety, and compliance. What you will do Guide the technical direction for body controls systems, from concept through launch Ensure systems meet functional, safety, and regulatory standards Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver integrated solutions Drive improvements that enhance user experience and support technical progress Location This position is based in Palo Alto, California.

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are pioneers in electric mobility, having evolved from our origins with Rivian. Our dynamic team comprises builders, visionaries, and innovators dedicated to developing groundbreaking vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address the pressing mobility challenges of today and tomorrow. Our goal is to inspire people to choose ALSO, effectively reducing local car, truck, and SUV usage with vehicles that are not only more affordable but also offer a significantly enhanced and efficient experience—10 to 50 times more efficient, to be precise.As the Firmware Integration Lead for our cutting-edge autonomous vehicle initiative, you will take charge of firmware integration for our commercial delivery partnership program. This pivotal role requires you to oversee vehicle-level firmware integration, as well as define and establish a novel, high-performance Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) architecture tailored to our unique EV platform. You will collaborate closely with firmware engineers across various platform teams to ensure alignment in module development, integration, validation, and timely releases necessary for vehicle production and launch.As the lead for firmware integration across a diverse array of electronic control units (ECUs) and compute domains, you will guide technical decisions at the vehicle level, ensuring seamless collaboration of pod-level firmware efforts within the overall system. This is a hands-on technical leadership position ideal for someone who excels in architecture, debugging, strategic planning, and cross-functional execution.Your ResponsibilitiesServe as the primary point of contact for vehicle-level firmware integration within the autonomous vehicle program.Lead the definition, development, and maturation of a new high-compute VCU architecture distinct from existing vehicle platforms.Collaborate closely with firmware engineers in platform pods to harmonize development priorities, integration objectives, and delivery timelines.Drive integration planning for sprints and milestones, focusing on feature readiness, merge strategies, release coordination, and stakeholder communication.Manage end-to-end system integration across distributed ECUs, ensuring proper interface definitions, handshaking, startup sequencing, power management, diagnostics, and fault handling.Contribute directly to firmware and interface development as needed, particularly in areas that facilitate system integration and vehicle readiness.Engage cross-functionally with Electrical, Mechanical, Systems, Test, Validation, Autonomy, and Program teams to define interfaces, troubleshoot issues, and rapidly address gaps.

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are pioneers in electric mobility, originally nurtured as part of Rivian. Our dedicated team of creators, innovators, and visionaries is committed to revolutionizing urban transportation through the development of innovative, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs). We aim to tackle the mobility challenges of today and tomorrow by inspiring individuals to choose ALSO, thus replacing traditional car, truck, and SUV journeys with more affordable, enjoyable, and significantly efficient alternatives.We are currently seeking a Senior Staff Systems Engineer who will be instrumental in shaping and supporting the requirements and feature development for our cutting-edge electric mobility vehicles!Your ResponsibilitiesLead the architectural design and requirements development for a cross-functional micromobility vehicle platform, collaborating with Electrical Engineering, Firmware, and Product Design teams, ensuring seamless alignment from conceptualization through to validation.Act as the primary technical liaison between customers and ALSO leadership, capturing product intent and translating it into coherent system artifacts such as user stories, CONOPS, and use cases.Establish and manage requirements at the system, subsystem, and hardware module levels, working closely with internal stakeholders in areas such as:Low-voltage electronicsBattery and energy storage systemsDrivetrain and actuatorsConnectivity and telematicsHuman–Machine Interfaces (HMI)Sensor systemsEnsure comprehensive end-to-end traceability across user stories, features, system requirements, subsystem requirements, and verification/validation test cases.Develop and maintain system architectures for distributed embedded controllers, including interface definitions, communication protocols, functional decomposition, fault detection, and system-level robustness.Collaborate effectively with software engineers, electrical engineers, product designers, product managers, and UI/UX teams to drive CONOPS, activity diagrams, feature design, development, and validation.

Join the Future of Mobility with ALSO.At ALSO, we are a pioneering electric mobility company that emerged from Rivian, driven by a mission to redefine urban transportation. Our enthusiastic team is dedicated to designing innovative, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today's and tomorrow's mobility challenges. We aspire to create a world where our vehicles replace countless local car, truck, and SUV miles, offering a more enjoyable, affordable, and up to 50 times more efficient means of transportation.As a Senior Staff Vehicle CAD Lead, Integration Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in shaping our next-generation vehicle platforms. This position offers the unique opportunity to significantly influence the design and development of our innovative two to four-wheeled vehicles.Your Key Responsibilities:Oversee the complete development of high-level CAD assemblies using CATIA, facilitating design iterations and release activities across the team.Take ownership of top-level vehicle CAD, defining mechanical and electrical interfaces, maintaining master sections, reference views, and conducting kinematic sweeps for steering and suspension components.Lead cross-functional packaging workstreams, focusing on subsystem control volume development, mass optimization, packaging, manufacturability, and serviceability.Manage interference detection and resolution activities, conducting regular manual and automated checks, and collaborating with subsystem engineering teams to address issues.Conduct vehicle-level assembly simulations to identify clearance, assembly flight path, tool access, and serviceability challenges.Drive PLM Integration Activities: Oversee the CAD data lifecycle and audit subsystem lifecycle statuses. Create and manage the top-level vehicle Bill of Materials (BOM) within PLM tools.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies combines the strengths of two leaders in automotive innovation. This partnership is dedicated to shaping the future of mobility by advancing electric vehicle technologies, including operating systems, zonal controllers, cloud infrastructure, and connectivity frameworks. The team’s work aims to raise the bar for software-defined vehicles on a global scale, with a strong focus on connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security. Role overview The Senior Staff Technical Program Manager - Vehicle Systems Architecture partners directly with the Vehicle Systems Architecture lead. This position translates broad technical vision into coordinated, actionable program plans and ensures execution across engineering teams. Serving as the bridge between strategy and delivery, the role requires strong technical expertise, significant experience managing complex programs, and the ability to align cross-functional groups toward shared objectives. Key responsibilities Serve as the strategic partner to the Vehicle Systems Architecture lead, turning high-level technical and architectural strategies into detailed program plans across multiple teams. Guide the development, prioritization, and ongoing refinement of the vehicle technical roadmap with stakeholders, keeping product goals in focus. Develop and manage the integrated master plan for major vehicle system deliverables, collaborating with engineering to break down complex initiatives into clear strategies, milestones, and dependencies. Act as a technical liaison and accountability partner among stakeholders at Rivian, Volkswagen Group, and industry collaborators to synchronize roadmaps and architectural deliverables. Build and enhance processes and communication channels to improve execution efficiency, support cross-functional collaboration, and centralize program status updates. Identify and manage technical risks at the vehicle level, address cross-functional dependencies and trade-offs, lead mitigation efforts, and ensure transparent escalation of issues. Location Palo Alto, California

Join xAI as a Senior IT Systems Engineer and play a crucial role in developing and maintaining our advanced infrastructure. You will be part of a dynamic IT Systems Team that manages a secure and high-performance virtual environment, ensuring our corporate resources are reliable and efficient. Your expertise in both Windows and Linux platforms will be essential as you build, optimize, and troubleshoot complex application stacks. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, you will implement best practices that enhance system efficiency while supporting various VMware technologies and automating processes using Puppet Enterprise.

About ALSO.ALSO is an innovative electric mobility company that originated as part of Rivian. Our dedicated team consists of builders, dreamers, and innovators committed to developing unique, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today's and tomorrow's global mobility challenges. Our mission is to encourage everyone to choose ALSO as an alternative to traditional vehicles, making transportation more affordable, enjoyable, and 10-50 times more efficient.Your ResponsibilitiesOversee the top-level CAD assembly of a lightweight four-wheeled vehicle platform, focusing on occupant packaging, ergonomics, and the integration of essential sub-systems.Leverage a strong technical background in body structures, applying principles of beams, columns, and panels to automotive or motorcycle manufacturing techniques.Collaborate with mechanical and electrical engineers, as well as industrial design teams, to identify and resolve packaging and interface challenges.Facilitate cross-functional teamwork through design reviews, clash management, and packaging trade-offs, maintaining a holistic view that balances performance, manufacturability, and ergonomics.Lead system integration workflows and timelines, implementing structured and repeatable processes in a dynamic startup environment.Assist in transitioning from prototype to production with well-organized documentation and coordination with manufacturing and supply chain teams.Your QualificationsBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.7+ years of experience in mechanical design and system integration, ideally with vehicle platforms such as automotive, ATV, or UTV.Proficiency in 3D CAD (preferably CATIA), with demonstrated ability to manage complex, top-level assemblies, including occupant environments and structural systems.Familiarity with PLM systems and workflows; skilled in defining and managing part structures and release processes.Experience in designing and integrating major vehicle sub-systems while balancing A-class surface requirements.Strong grasp of multi-domain trade-offs in vehicle packaging.Proven track record in leading cross-functional integration efforts, ideally having experience in startup environments.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies have partnered to drive innovation in electric vehicles, focusing on advanced operating systems and connectivity. This joint venture brings together expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to develop smarter, more connected, and sustainable vehicles. The goal is to set a new standard for software-defined vehicles worldwide. Connectivity & Telematics Team This team connects Rivian vehicles to the cloud, supporting real-time communication, remote commands, and telemetry for a fleet of over 100,000 vehicles. Work includes system-level diagnostics, analyzing kernel behavior, and tracing failures from cloud infrastructure all the way to individual vehicles. What You Will Do Tackle complex, cross-disciplinary challenges across embedded Linux, networking, firmware interfaces, and cloud-connected services. Use hands-on experimentation and data analysis to develop hypotheses, design tests, and confirm findings. Perform on-vehicle testing to reproduce or verify system behaviors when needed. Develop analytics skills to support diagnostics and improvements across the entire vehicle fleet. Location Palo Alto, California

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies, a joint venture between two established automotive leaders, is shaping the future of electric vehicles. The team focuses on developing advanced software-defined vehicles, ranging from operating systems to zonal controllers and comprehensive connectivity solutions. Their mission centers on setting new standards for automotive technology worldwide. This role sits within the Hardware Systems Architecture team in Palo Alto, California. The Hardware Systems Performance Architect will assess and guide the performance of low-voltage electrical systems in Rivian vehicles. Early-stage hardware architecture decisions and developmental system designs will rely on the insights provided in this position. Role overview This role focuses on wireless connectivity and VAS (Vehicle Access Systems) performance. The architect will analyze and quantify system performance, identify potential design risks, and ensure that system architectures meet demanding requirements. The position covers a range of wireless technologies, including: WiFi Bluetooth and BLE 4G/5G cellular GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) UWB (Ultra-Wideband) These technologies are critical for telematics, passive and keyless vehicle access systems, and other connectivity-driven features. Requirements Strong understanding of wireless connectivity systems and their performance metrics Ability to anticipate design risks and validate system architecture against requirements Experience with technologies such as WiFi, BT/BLE, 4G/5G, GNSS, and UWB Background in low-voltage electrical systems for vehicles

Join the Revolution at ALSO.At ALSO, an electric mobility pioneer that originated from Rivian, we are a dynamic team of innovators and creators dedicated to designing groundbreaking, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs). Our vision is to tackle the global mobility challenges of both today and tomorrow by inspiring the world to embrace ALSO, thus replacing conventional vehicle miles with efficient, enjoyable, and affordable alternatives that are 10-50 times more efficient.We are currently seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer specializing in Battery Management Systems to lead the development of electronic systems across various micromobility platforms.Your ResponsibilitiesTake ownership of the electrical battery hardware development, specifying both hardware and software requirements.Lead the PCBA development process, including subsystem architecture, schematic capture, layout design, and validation through to production ramp-up.Plan project schedules, development phases, testing resources, and oversee EOL activities with contract manufacturers.Conduct simulations, analyses, and validations of critical circuits, including worst-case circuit analysis.Collaborate with mechanical teams for optimal packaging and thermal management.Work alongside firmware and control teams to integrate hardware and develop control strategies.Engage with systems engineering to define and validate product requirements covering cost, performance, reliability, and regulatory concerns.Partner with functional safety specialists to identify critical diagnostics and protection circuits, ensuring robust design implementations.Prepare DFMEA, PFMEA, and validation plans.Conduct hands-on integration and testing activities, while guiding and collaborating with testing peers and external resources such as certification labs and contract manufacturers.What We SeekBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent practical experience.A minimum of 4 years of experience in board-level design for battery-powered electrical systems.Strong collaboration and communication skills to thrive in a highly cooperative environment.Proficient in circuit design and analysis, with hands-on experience in testing and validation.

Role overview Pinterest is seeking a Principal Engineer to join the Online Systems team, based in either San Francisco or Palo Alto. This position centers on designing and building scalable systems that serve millions of users. The focus is on enhancing user engagement and optimizing the performance of Pinterest's online platforms. What you will do Architect and develop large-scale applications built for high-traffic environments Collaborate with engineering, product, and design teams to deliver reliable solutions Lead technical decisions that influence the direction of Pinterest's online systems

Systems Engineer, Diagnostics Engineering (All Levels)Palo Alto, CA (on-site)About 1X At 1X, we are pioneering the development of humanoid robots designed to assist people in addressing labor shortages and fostering prosperity.The Role As a Systems Engineer on our Diagnostics Engineering team, you will spearhead initiatives to diagnose robot malfunctions across mechanical, electrical, and software sectors. Your role will involve crafting tools and workflows for swift and precise failure analysis, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to promote design enhancements. This position is vital for boosting system reliability and expediting hardware development timelines.Your ResponsibilitiesIdentify and document root causes of mechanical, electrical, software, and control failuresUtilize engineering principles to troubleshoot intricate mechanical failures, including interpreting drawings, mechanisms, tolerances, fits, and inspection techniquesEmploy electrical and system-level instrumentation to diagnose faults in robots and their componentsCreate diagnostic tools and scripts using C++ and Python to facilitate diagnostics, integration, and data analysisGenerate comprehensive reports from diagnostic and fleet data to inform decision-making and track progressWork closely with prototyping and design engineers to iterate on hardware modifications informed by diagnostic insightsEffectively communicate design recommendations to hardware, electrical, and controls teams

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies, a joint venture based in Palo Alto, California, is shaping the future of electric vehicles with advanced operating systems, connectivity solutions, and zonal controllers. The team combines expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to set new standards for software-defined vehicles worldwide. Role overview The Hardware Systems Performance Architect will join the Hardware Systems Architecture team, focusing on low-voltage electrical (LVE) systems performance within Rivian vehicles. This position centers on performance characterization for subsystems such as infotainment, telematics, wireless connectivity, networking, and camera monitoring. Insights from this role will guide hardware architecture choices early in development and validate system designs as they mature. A strong background in systems software is essential to identify key performance metrics, assess design risks, and confirm system architecture meets requirements. What you will do Lead collaboration between hardware architecture, design, and software application teams to create characterization plans that identify performance metrics and system bottlenecks. Translate broad functional and performance requirements into concrete subsystem architecture performance requirements, enabling ongoing validation and refinement. Oversee the design, integration, and automation of characterization and validation activities for hardware testing, including work with prototype boards and lab vehicles. Coordinate the full development cycle for systems and automation supporting performance characterization, from requirement definition to solution implementation.