2 months ago
Remote, United StatesMid Level
H1B sponsor
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and launch tooling for classifying, reviewing, and providing sign-off evidence for SIL-4 code.
- Develop lightweight web applications and reports that communicate safety posture to engineers and auditors.
- Maintain and improve the Bazel build system for speed, reliability, and usability.
- Enhance build, lint, code coverage, and testing workflows for C++, Python, and Go.
- Improve the continuous integration system using AWS and Buildkite.
- Develop, deploy, and support automation for change submission, integration testing, dependency management, and other developer workflows.
- Implement monitoring services for internal process and system performance and stability.
- Participate in support and on-call rotations for shared developer infrastructure.
Requirements
- Experience building software in a regulated or safety-critical domain with familiarity with EN 50128, EN 50716, IEC 61508, or ISO 26262.
- Understanding of certification evidence requirements, including traceability, tool qualification, and auditable review and approval records.
- Experience integrating static analysis or coding-standard enforcement tools such as MISRA, Parasoft, Coverity, or clang-tidy into CI.
- Strong knowledge of build systems and software development tools, including Git, linting, GitHub, code review, testing frameworks, and deployment frameworks; direct Bazel experience is a significant plus.
- Strong knowledge of CI/CD principles and best practices; direct Buildkite experience is preferred.
- Familiarity with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or a modern front-end framework for building simple internal tools and dashboards.
- Experience developing tools and services in Python or Go.
- Experience with Linux in development and operational environments.
- Knowledge of AWS or similar cloud platforms.
- Knowledge of on-call support processes, incident management, and monitoring tooling.
About 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.