At Glydways, the Test Engineering team is responsible for proving that our integrated autonomous transit system is safe, reliable, and ready for real-world operation.
We work across autonomy, vehicle hardware, embedded software, systems engineering, safety, infrastructure, operations, manufacturing, quality, and deployment teams. Our work spans simulation, lab testing, vehicle testing, test-track operations, production acceptance, and project-site commissioning.
This role focuses on turning requirements and operational scenarios into repeatable system tests, including tests that prove new features work as intended and End-of-Line (EOL) tests that confirm vehicles or configured items are ready before release, shipment, rework closure, or deployment.
We are seeking a System Test Engineer who can develop rigorous, repeatable tests for integrated autonomous transit behavior and production acceptance.
This role is ideal for someone who can translate product goals, safety needs, operational concepts, and system requirements into concrete test scenarios, executable procedures, measurable pass/fail criteria, and clear technical conclusions. You will help build the bridge between engineering intent and demonstrated system evidence.
You will work on scenario-based testing for integrated system behavior as well as End-of-Line (EOL) and post-rework testing for vehicles, subsystems, and configured assets. You should be comfortable working hands-on with vehicles, logs, test procedures, issue records, requirements, and cross-functional teams.
We are open to candidates across a range of experience levels, from strong mid-level engineers through staff-level technical leaders. Scope and title will be calibrated based on experience. More senior candidates will be expected to own larger test suites, improve test strategy and process, mentor others, and represent test evidence in readiness and release discussions.
This role will include hands-on work at Glydways test facilities, vehicle facilities, and project deployment sites. Regular travel or on-site presence should be expected for major test campaigns, production acceptance activities, commissioning, and safety-critical release demonstrations.