Aeva
Lidar Verification and Validation Engineer
About this role
Aeva seeks a Verification and Validation Engineer to test and ensure quality of its advanced 4D LiDAR sensors used in autonomous vehicles and robotics. The role combines hands-on testing, data analysis, and test automation for a silicon photonics-based sensing platform.
What you'll do
- Design and execute comprehensive test plans for LiDAR sensor functionality and performance
- Build automated test solutions and validation frameworks for complex perception systems
- Analyze sensor data and performance metrics to identify defects and optimization opportunities
- Collaborate with hardware and software teams to validate product specifications
- Document test results and generate quality assurance reports
- Troubleshoot and debug sensor performance issues in real-world conditions
What they're looking for
- Programming (Python, C++, or similar languages)
- Test automation and framework development
- Data analysis and visualization
- LiDAR or sensor technology experience
- Quality assurance and testing methodologies
- Problem-solving and debugging
- Technical documentation
- Familiarity with autonomous systems or robotics
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Aeva
Aeva develops 4D LiDAR sensing technology and integrated silicon photonics systems for autonomous vehicles, robotics, and industrial applications. The company is hiring photonics engineers, optical engineers, software field applications engineers, and data engineers to advance its perception hardware and software capabilities.
- Website
- aeva.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with LiDAR testing or sensor validation. What were the key challenges you faced and how did you address them?
- Describe a time when you designed and built a test framework or test automation system. What languages or tools did you use, and how did you ensure comprehensive coverage?