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Applied Intuition

Vehicle Test Engineer - New Grad (2027)

Sunnyvale$90k–$115kfulltimeentryAdded today

About this role

Applied Intuition seeks a new graduate Vehicle Test Engineer to design and execute test plans for autonomous vehicle and ADAS programs. You'll coordinate testing activities with software engineers and operations teams, document results, and ensure safety compliance for cutting-edge autonomous vehicle development.

What you'll do

  • Create and execute test plans for AV and ADAS development vehicles based on engineering requirements
  • Coordinate with software engineers and operations teams to improve testing procedures
  • Document detailed notes and generate formal reports on testing activities and outcomes
  • Collaborate with vehicle operators to conduct safe and efficient testing
  • Champion safety practices across vehicle testing programs

What they're looking for

  • Test planning and execution
  • Hardware and software system testing
  • Technical documentation and reporting
  • Attention to detail and precision
  • Collaboration and cross-functional communication
  • Autonomous vehicle or ADAS knowledge
  • Verification and validation (V&V)
  • Problem-solving and analytical thinking
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Applied Intuition

Applied Intuition builds autonomous vehicle and defense systems software, including motion planning algorithms, simulation infrastructure, and autonomy integration platforms for aerial and ground platforms. The company is hiring for security engineers, robotics/autonomy software engineers, hardware-in-the-loop specialists, and IT operations professionals to support its growing physical AI operations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a test plan you developed or executed in a past project—what were the key metrics you tracked?
  • How would you approach documenting and reporting a test failure that impacts the software development timeline?