Data Engineer

Wayve Wayve · Robotics · Leonberg, Germany · Product & Delivery

Data Engineer on the Machine Learning team in Application Software, responsible for designing and delivering scalable data pipelines for autonomous driving AI models. This includes data ingestion, transformation, curation, quality assurance, and evaluation support, working with real-world and synthetic datasets.

What you'd actually do

  1. Build and improve scalable data pipelines that support model development, evaluation, and production ML workflows for autonomous driving.
  2. Ingest, transform, and curate large-scale real-world, synthetic, and partner-provided datasets into structured, reliable, and model-ready formats aligned with standardised taxonomies and coordinate systems.
  3. Develop data quality checks, validation processes, and monitoring to ensure both raw data from our vehicle platforms and processed datasets are high-quality, complete, consistent, traceable, and fit for ML use cases.
  4. Curate and mine real-world and synthetic data to drive scenario diversity, coverage, and feature-specific development.
  5. Improve pipeline performance, reliability, and usability, helping reduce bottlenecks and increase iteration velocity across ML development.

Skills

Required

  • Python
  • SQL
  • PySpark
  • Airflow, Flyte, Ray, or similar
  • robotics and automated driving data concepts
  • machine learning development workflows

Nice to have

  • calibration
  • perception
  • imitation learning
  • trajectory prediction
  • third-party dataset ingestion and transformation
  • automated driving data and scenario taxonomies

What the JD emphasized

  • scalable data pipelines
  • model development
  • evaluation
  • production ML workflows
  • autonomous driving
  • real-world
  • synthetic
  • structured, reliable, and model-ready formats
  • data quality
  • ML use cases
  • scenario diversity
  • pipeline performance
  • reliability
  • usability
  • ML development

Other signals

  • data pipelines
  • ML support
  • autonomous driving