Glydways
Glydways builds on-demand urban transit systems that use small autonomous electric vehicles running on dedicated, low-footprint guideways. It designs and manufactures the vehicles and infrastructure and partners with cities, transit agencies, and private developers to deploy and operate the service. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in South San Francisco, the privately held company targets high-capacity, carbon-neutral mobility for dense corridors and campus-scale connections.
Open Positions at Glydways
6 open positions
Senior Embedded Software Engineer responsible for building safety-critical firmware that powers Glydways’ autonomous transit vehicles. The role owns critical firmware domains, leads board and system bring-up, and helps establish embedded engineering practices.
Glydways is seeking a Localization Systems Engineer to develop and validate localization, calibration, and mapping software for autonomous ground vehicles. The role combines requirements ownership, simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing, and hands-on work with C++ autonomy systems.
Build the testing and Hardware-in-the-Loop infrastructure that validates Glydways’ autonomous transit software across simulation, software, and physical vehicle environments. This role combines software test automation with hands-on hardware bench integration for safety-critical systems.
Join Glydways’ Autonomy Integration team to build and integrate software across autonomous vehicles, hardware, track infrastructure, and simulation systems. You’ll work across the autonomy stack, from onboard fault handling and safety systems to offline tooling and vehicle testing.
Build the tooling and automation that makes Glydways’ SIL-4 safety-critical software traceable, auditable, and certifiable. You’ll improve Bazel, CI, developer workflows, internal dashboards, and operational support across the engineering organization.
Build the embedded software foundation that enables Glydways autonomous vehicles to operate safely and reliably on real track systems. This hands-on role spans device interfaces, middleware, embedded Linux, vehicle debugging, and production deployment.