Senior Embedded Linux & Platform Engineer responsible for architecting and implementing full-stack embedded Linux solutions for next-generation charging products, from low-level BSP and kernel drivers to Yocto distributions and CI/CD pipelines. Focus on automation, security, and manufacturing readiness.

Lead Closures Engineer responsible for the design, development, and release of sophisticated closure mechanisms and structures for vehicles, from concept to production. This role involves collaborating with design, manufacturing, and quality teams, managing cost and weight, and mentoring junior engineers.

This role is for a Sr. Program Manager at Rivian, focusing on managing projects within the Thermal engineering team for current and future vehicles. The responsibilities include generating timelines, managing issues, coordinating suppliers, communicating program health, supporting build events, leading cost-saving initiatives, ensuring profitability and mass targets, coordinating tooling, supporting quote activities, and mitigating risks. A Bachelor's degree in engineering or business and 3+ years of equivalent experience in Program Management within the Automotive industry are required. Experience with Jira, Confluence, and Google Suite is also mentioned.

This role is for a Principal Vehicle Line Manager at Rivian, responsible for leading the business and technical execution for a major vehicle zone. The role involves translating product vision into actionable roadmaps, owning unit economics, leading cost-down initiatives, partnering with supply chain, and ensuring technical and operational excellence throughout the vehicle development lifecycle. It requires extensive experience in automotive program management and engineering leadership.

This role is for a Sr. Failure Analysis Materials Engineering TPM at Rivian, focusing on driving technology and strategy for Failure Analysis and Materials Engineering within the Engineering Quality department. The TPM will partner with cross-functional teams to support production schedules, improve efficiency and quality, and enable R&D. Key responsibilities include program integration, accountability, technical liaison, engineering critical path management, risk and issue management, scope and change management, lab certification support, sustaining reliability coordination, engineering project support, and contributing to data integration for engineering decision-making. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in a related engineering field and experience in product design, TPM, or engineering systems, preferably in automotive or high-tech industries. Experience with DFMEA, PFMEA, and reliability processes is preferred.

Rivian is seeking a Staff Power Electronics Controls Engineer to design and optimize control algorithms for power electronics applications such as EV chargers and energy grids. The role involves virtual prototyping, defining controller specifications, developing novel control strategies, hands-on validation, and creating digital twins. Collaboration with system, electrical, and software engineers is key. Requires an MSc or PhD in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Power Electronics or Controls, strong understanding of power electronics control, and experience with MATLAB/Simulink, C/C++, and Python.

This role is for a hands-on Field Service Technician supporting Rivian vehicle repairs, requiring diagnostic and repair skills for electric vehicles. Responsibilities include performing repairs, identifying issues, managing parts, and documenting work, with a focus on safety and quality. The role requires proficiency with tools, electrical systems (low and high voltage), and basic automotive systems.

Rivian is seeking a Staff Electrical System Engineer for their Charging & Energy team. This senior individual contributor role focuses on the end-to-end system architecture, integration, and performance of Rivian's charging and energy products. Responsibilities include defining and driving architectures, requirements, DFMEAs, and validation strategies across hardware, firmware, communications, and cloud/mobile interfaces. The role involves technical leadership, system-level trade-offs, and mentoring other engineers, with a strong emphasis on PCBA technical leadership and hardware development.

This is a paid training program for aspiring Automotive Technicians at Rivian, focusing on Electric Vehicle repair and maintenance. It involves 24 weeks of hands-on training and classroom instruction, leading to potential full-time placement within the Field Service Team.

This role is for a Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician at Rivian, responsible for performing break-fix and preventative maintenance on plant equipment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining machinery, identifying and sourcing parts, and potentially performing welding and machining tasks. The role also involves participating in continuous improvement activities and updating maintenance records. Qualifications include understanding of electrical, mechanical, fluid power, and control systems, with preferred experience in industrial maintenance, PLC programming, and hydraulics/pneumatics.

This role focuses on hardware functional safety development for power electronics components within the automotive industry, adhering to standards like ISO 26262. Responsibilities include performing safety analyses (FTA, FMEA, FMEDA), developing safety concepts and requirements, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Experience with embedded systems and safety analysis methodologies is required.

Sr. CFD Engineer, Powertrain at Rivian. Focuses on supporting design and optimization of lubrication and cooling performance of powertrain Drive Units assemblies using CFD and 1D modeling tools. Responsibilities include building, validating, and maintaining 3D CFD and 1D lubrication models, defining boundary conditions, translating simulation results into design recommendations, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Requires a BS/MS/PhD in relevant engineering fields with at least 5 years of experience in CFD and 1D thermal analysis.

Senior Software Engineer to lead the development of mission-critical diagnostic and data collection applications for the Rivian Central Information Display (CID). This role involves bridging high-level Android application development with low-level vehicle systems, building tools for data logging, visualization of vehicle health, system integrity, and real-time diagnostic streams. The application will interact with Android Automotive OS (AAOS) and the autonomous driving compute platform, facilitating data collection workflows for autonomy engineers and test drivers.

This role is for a Senior Recruiter at Rivian, focusing on building engineering and G&A teams. Responsibilities include strategic talent partnership, full-cycle recruiting, sourcing, market mapping, and process improvement. The role will leverage AI-assisted tools for talent mapping and sourcing, and identify use cases for AI and automation in recruiting processes. The primary focus is on recruiting, not on building or deploying AI models.

Staff Software Integration and HIL Validation Engineer for Rivian's Electric Power Conversion (EPC) team, focusing on integration of embedded software with ECUs and manufacturing, and developing/executing HIL test cases for controls and software. Requires extensive experience in embedded systems, integration, and testing within the automotive/EV sector.

This is an entry-level role focused on vehicle readiness and site operations within a service center, with a clear pathway to becoming a Service Technician. It involves learning basic repair tasks, maintaining vehicles, and supporting the service team during peak periods.

Staff Technical Program Manager for Electrical Hardware (PCBA) for charging and vehicle products at Rivian. Drives end-to-end development, release, and validation, collaborating with cross-functional teams, managing timelines, BOMs, and suppliers. Requires strong program management skills and electrical engineering background.

Rivian is seeking a Staff Durability CAE Engineer specializing in Explicit Dynamic simulations using LS-DYNA to ensure the structural integrity of next-generation vehicles. The role involves simulating critical ground strike and extreme strength load cases, correlating simulation models with physical test data, and optimizing simulation efficiency. Experience with implicit solvers and pre-processing tools is a plus.

This role is for a hands-on Field Service Technician responsible for diagnosing, repairing, installing, and inspecting Rivian vehicles. It requires proficiency with tools, understanding of electrical and mechanical systems (including high voltage), and customer interaction skills. The role may involve various shifts and locations.

Staff Software Engineer focused on high-performance browser-based rendering for autonomous vehicle sensor data visualization. The role involves architecting and optimizing a 3D rendering engine (Three.js/WebGL) to achieve smooth real-time rendering of large datasets like point clouds and camera feeds, enabling precise analysis of autonomous behaviors.

This role is for a hands-on Field Service Technician responsible for supporting Rivian vehicle repairs, including diagnosis, repairs, installations, and inspections. The technician will work in various locations, manage parts, and ensure quality repairs. Qualifications include a high school diploma, proficiency with tools, a valid driver's license, and the ability to work a flexible schedule. Experience with automotive repair, especially electric vehicles, is preferred. Technical skills include understanding low and high voltage electrical systems, chassis, brakes, suspension, and thermal systems.

Staff Software Engineer focused on Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing for automotive software, specifically within the autonomy stack. The role involves architecting and owning verification strategies, developing and scaling automation processes, integrating HIL systems into CI/CD pipelines, and collaborating with software teams to ensure the quality and reliability of mission-critical automotive software solutions.

This role is for a hands-on Field Service Technician responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining Rivian vehicles. It requires proficiency in general automotive repair, electrical systems (low and high voltage), chassis, brakes, suspension, and thermal systems. The technician will work independently or collaboratively, document work, manage parts, and interact with customers.

This role is for a Manufacturing Team Member at Rivian, responsible for assembling electric vehicles on the production line. It involves cross-training in various departments, following assembly instructions, ensuring quality, maintaining equipment, and applying problem-solving skills. The role requires physical stamina and the ability to learn and operate machinery.

Mobile automotive mechatronics technician for electric vehicles, performing diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance directly at customer locations. Requires strong technical skills, customer service orientation, and ability to work independently.