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Cruise engineers
Cruise hardware engineers build custom hardware platforms that fuel Cruise’s software development. Building on GM’s hundreds of years of safety and validation experience, we’re creating and scaling an efficient and reliable autonomous vehicle (AV) fleet.
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AV Hardware
The Hardware R&D team looks at hardware opportunities for future iterations of Cruise’s fully-electric autonomous vehicles. We plan for different hardware capabilities up to y…
AV Hardware Systems
The AV Hardware Systems team designs, develops, and optimizes the hardware and architectures (such as sensors, compute, and subsystems) that affect the autonomous software sta…
R&D Fleet
The R&D Fleet team increases Cruise’s rate of development by providing a platform for engineers to test and validate hardware and software changes. By conducting engineering t…
AV Development
The AV Development team works to build an efficient, reliable, and safe vehicle platform for our autonomous vehicle service. We manage reliability, scalability, and availabili…
Our experience
Together, we’re solving one hard problem
Our team is composed of engineers with a wide range of skills and experiences. Over 50% of our Engineering department has a Master’s or PhD.
Cruise Alumni
— UC Berkeley
— Caltech
— MIT
— Harvard
— Stanford
— USC
— Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
— University of Michigan
Former Companies
— Apple
— NASA
— Tesla
— Fitbit
— YouTube
— Waymo
— Cisco
Our Skills
- Main Languages
- Python
- C and C++
- matlabOS
- Bonus Points
- Bash
- ROS
- LabVIEW
- GitHub
- Tensorflow
- CUDA
- Disciplines
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Design Engineering
- Quality Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Bonus Skills
- AV sensor knowledge
- Computer-aided design
- Sensor calibration
- Machine learning
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