Senior Manager, Autonomy Safety at May Mobility

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Autonomous Vehicles, Transportation, TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

Experience in the full end-to-end development lifecycle for Autonomous Vehicles
Knowledge of industry best practices and standards including UL 4600, ISO 21448, ISO 8800, and ISO 26262
Experience with ISO 8800 and ISO 24118
Ability to lead a team of Safety Engineers through development, management, and mentorship
Excellent communication and presentation skills
Hands-on experience with an analytical mindset and proven track record of problem-solving
Enthusiasm for cutting-edge innovation in self-driving technologies and safety products
High level of initiative and activation

Responsibilities

Referencing ISO 8800, ISO 21448, and AV industry best practices, develop the strategy for ensuring safe autonomous system development, deployment, and maintenance
Set the strategy for systematically breaking down operational design domain components and driving behavior components and how these are validated in aggregate and on a per-behavior level
Work with software, data science, and systems engineering teams to ensure May Mobility safely trains new machine learning models to solve complex problems
Set the safety standard for prototyping, testing, and deploying new AI solutions
Set the strategy for testing and validation of data sets and develop an assurance plan
Work with data science, systems engineering, and software teams to set the strategy for establishing safety launch targets (SPI - Safety Performance Index) across vehicle behaviors and in aggregate
Create and confirm the detailed functional safety case according to UL 4600 and ISO 26262, including a schedule to hit the company’s product launches
Own and manage the safety plan and ensure that the schedule and required artifacts are met
Train and coach the development team through every aspect of the safety plan using appropriate processes and methods
Communicate with all required stakeholders to identify and define technical/system requirements and safety requirements tied to safety goals
Ensure that functional safety confirmation measures such as audits and assessments are planned and complete
Work with partners and customers to define safety strategies and targets for autonomous driving systems, understand their challenges and needs, and collaborate on new learning solutions
Provide safety guidance to engineering development teams focused on development and assess their work products
Stay current on industry best practices and standards and guide the development of May Mobility’s safety strategy

Skills

Autonomous Vehicles

AV Safety

UL 4600

ISO 21448

ISO 8800

ISO 24118

Safety Engineering

Safety Strategy

Engineering Leadership

Team Management

MPDM

May Mobility

Operates autonomous vehicle mobility solutions

About May Mobility

May Mobility focuses on transforming urban transportation through autonomous vehicles. Their self-driving technology utilizes real-time, on-board simulations to anticipate and safely navigate unexpected road situations, which is a major challenge in the industry. This capability ensures that their vehicles can respond effectively to various scenarios, prioritizing the safety of passengers and other road users. May Mobility partners with cities and businesses globally, providing solutions that enhance mobility convenience, safety, and environmental sustainability. Their unique approach to handling unpredictable situations sets them apart from competitors, as they aim to improve urban transportation and make cities more accessible and visually appealing.

Ann Arbor, MichiganHeadquarters

2017Year Founded

$375.1MTotal Funding

SERIES_DCompany Stage

Automotive & Transportation, Government & Public SectorIndustries

201-500Employees

Benefits

Health, vision, & dental

Unlimited paid vacations & generous holidays

Paid parental leave

Stock options

Daily catered lunches & snacks

Flexible schedule

Risks

Increased competition from Waymo with a $5 billion investment poses a market challenge.

Federal scrutiny on safety practices could lead to regulatory challenges for May Mobility.

Wayve's $1.05 billion funding for AI advancements poses a competitive threat.

Differentiation

May Mobility uses real-time simulations for safe navigation in unexpected road situations.

The company partners with cities to enhance urban transportation with autonomous shuttles.

May Mobility's technology reduces pollution and human error, improving community economic benefits.

Upsides

Expansion to Japan shows global demand for May Mobility's autonomous solutions.

Partnerships with cities like Detroit enhance public transportation and accessibility.

Rising interest in autonomous B2B trucking offers new market opportunities for May Mobility.

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