Woven Planet is building the safest mobility in the world. A subsidiary of Toyota, Woven Planet innovates and invests in new technologies, software, and business models that transform how we live, work and move. With a focus on automated driving, smart cities, robotics and more, we build on Toyota's legacy of trust and safety to deliver mobility solutions for all. 

For nearly a century, Toyota has been delivering products and services that improve lives. Automation that originated to increase the efficiency of daily activities has evolved into the safe, reliable, connected automobiles we enjoy and depend on today. Now, we are looking to the next 100 years and to extending that dream for a better life for all people. At Woven Planet we strive to build a safer, happier, more sustainable world.

Our unique global culture weaves modern Silicon Valley innovation and time-tested Japanese quality craftsmanship. The complementary strengths enable us to optimize safety, advance clean energy, elevate well-being, and improve how people live, work, and play. We envision a human-centered future where world-class technology solutions expand global access to mobility, amplify the capabilities of drivers, and empower humanity to thrive.

About the Organization

Woven Planet is developing automated driving technology using a data-driven approach. We’re building products at autonomy levels 2-4 to drive both near- and long-term improvements to mobility for all. Woven Planet has the backing of one of the world’s largest automakers, the talent to deliver on our goal, and a built in path to product and revenue—a combination rarely seen in the mobility industry. We’re looking for doers and creative problem solvers with a passion for improving lives.

Each member of our diverse and talented group of software and hardware engineers has the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on our technology and products. Our growing team works in brand new garages and labs in Palo Alto, tests AVs at our dedicated test track in Silicon Valley, and explores the industry’s most compelling research problems at our office in London. With support from our Woven Planet colleagues in Tokyo, our work to improve the future of mobility spans the globe.

About the Team:

Arene is Woven Planet's flagship platform to enable programmable mobility. The Arene Platform is being developed to accelerate the creation of value towards a future where 'mobility' replaces 'transportation.' Arene enables true state-of-the-art mobility programming; it is the basis for next-generation vehicles. Its development-to-deployment process is revolutionary in its simplicity and efficiency. Getting safe software solutions from concept to market has never been easier, faster, or more accessible. These innovations are delivered by Arene which is also characterized by the longstanding principles of fine craft and hardware know-how that have been perfected by seasoned automakers.

Tight integration between the vehicle and the cloud provides a unique programming platform, pioneering a lower barrier to entry for innovation, and allowing engineers to invent in new and exciting ways. The Arene Plane team is responsible for end to end collection and processing of data across the vehicle and the cloud. This data is central to enabling programmable mobility, development of new features for upcoming vehicles and creating an optimized supply chain for OEMs.

You will be an integral part of the team testing services for our next generation of vehicle data management platform. You will work alongside some of the finest engineering minds managing vehicular data collection, data ingestion, event-driven processing pipelines, and data enrichment of exabyte scale while meeting strict functional safety requirements.

About the Role:

At Woven Planet, we are building the Arene automotive platform using world class technology to build the safest mobility in the world. The Arene data platform is a modern vehicle data management system built around a distributed data architecture that is capable of generating, ingesting and managing several petabytes of data every day. The data platform creates measurable value for Toyota and other OEMs through data services and vehicle feature development.

You will be joining Woven Planet North America’s Arene data platform QA team. As a Senior Quality Assurance Engineer, you will be responsible for helping architect a highly automated QA infrastructure for the Arene data platform, including the design and overall operation of functional & integration tests, system & end-to-end tests, standards compliance, and database integrity /quality analyses, while working to expand testing scope and maximize impact across our software platform. You will join our rapidly growing QA team, with the opportunity to help build the team, its culture, and our overall testing approach, methodologies, and tools.

What you’ll do:

  • Thoroughly review and understand product requirements and technical design documents to provide detailed feedback to software developers and product managers
  • Integrate with and help improve our existing development and CI/CD cycles, collaborating closely with the software dev and product teams in North America, Japan, and Europe
  • Help rapidly build and grow our internal QA team and its testing processes and standards
  • Create detailed, comprehensive and well-structured test plans and documentation of test results
  • Help guide the development of software performance standards, based on both internal and external product requirements, and codify those standards into the system testing framework

What you’ll bring:

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field
  • 5+ years experience in software QA, with a preference for experience in automotive software
  • In-depth knowledge of automated test tools as well as standards like ISO 26262 and ASPICE
  • In-depth understanding of Python; experience with SQL and C++
  • Experience working with large datasets
  • Exceptional attention to detail and excellent analytical skills
  • Strong written and oral communication

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