Lucid Motors
Vehicle Development Engineer
About this role
Lucid is seeking a Vehicle Development Engineer I to lead test planning and execution for early-stage and production vehicles, including the Lucid Gravity. You'll own assigned test vehicles, prepare them for validation, execute comprehensive testing across lab and real-world environments, and drive issue resolution across multiple functional areas.
What you'll do
- Own assigned test vehicles, maintaining hardware/software configurations and service history
- Prepare vehicles with hardware updates, software flashing, and instrumentation for testing
- Review test plans and coordinate logistics for vehicle-level testing including risk assessments
- Execute test plans in lab, proving grounds, and on public roads; collect and analyze vehicle data
- Document test results, identify issues with supporting data, and support investigation and resolution
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams and travel domestically and internationally to test sites
What they're looking for
- Vehicle development and test lifecycle knowledge
- CAN, LIN, and Ethernet communication protocols
- Hardware and software diagnostics
- Test planning and data collection
- Technical documentation and issue reporting
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting
- Project coordination and multi-tasking
- Cross-functional collaboration
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Lucid Motors
Lucid Motors manufactures electric vehicles and is hiring quality engineers to improve production processes and resolve customer issues at their Arizona facility. The company is looking for manufacturing and field quality professionals to drive process improvements, investigate warranty concerns, and enhance overall vehicle performance.
- Website
- lucidmotors.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with vehicle testing or automotive development—what projects have you worked on?
- How have you handled hardware and software diagnostics using CAN, LIN, or Ethernet protocols?