Avride
QA Engineer – AV Behavior Simulation Testing
About this role
Join the Simulation Testing team to validate autonomous driving software through comprehensive virtual scenario testing. You'll design and execute test cases, analyze results, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure AV safety and reliability before real-world deployment.
What you'll do
- Design and implement structured testing plans for new features and bug fixes
- Develop detailed test checklists and virtual scenarios
- Collect, organize, and manage datasets for testing
- Analyze test outcomes and document defects with clear reports
- Create safety metrics and performance evaluation frameworks
- Collaborate with Motion Planning, Prediction, Perception, and Control teams
What they're looking for
- Software testing (3+ years)
- Analytical thinking and structured problem-solving
- Test planning and prioritization
- Knowledge of traffic rules and driving regulations
- Python or other programming languages (preferred)
- Vehicle dynamics or sensor technology understanding (preferred)
- Autonomous vehicle testing experience (preferred)
- Report writing and documentation
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Avride
Avride develops autonomous vehicle and delivery robot technology, building the computational infrastructure, data systems, and localization platforms that enable autonomous driving development. The company is hiring backend engineers, ML infrastructure specialists, data platform engineers, robotics software engineers, and site infrastructure engineers to scale its simulation, training, logging, and operational systems.
View all jobs at AvrideLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience designing and executing test scenarios. Can you share a specific example where your testing approach caught a critical issue early?
- How do you approach analyzing test outcomes and documenting defects? What information do you typically include in your reports to make them actionable?