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Own the production deployment of neural and generative models for Waabi’s multi-sensor simulator. Responsibilities include optimizing models with compilation, quantization, mixed precision, CUDA, and custom kernels; building numerical parity benchmarks; developing model export, versioning, registry, and build tooling; collaborating with research teams; and managing GPU workloads in cloud environments.

Lead the integrated robotaxi program plan from autonomy and vehicle readiness through safety validation, fleet operations, regulatory approvals, and commercial launch. Manage cross-functional dependencies, risks, milestones, KPIs, executive reporting, and scalable tracking processes while coordinating engineering, safety, commercial, operations, and external partners.

Lead product definition for Waabi’s autonomous vehicle hardware platform across trucks and robotaxis. Own requirements, acceptance criteria, verification plans, human-machine interfaces, cabin and external safety features, and physical touchpoints. Partner closely with hardware engineering, industrial design, OEMs, and suppliers from concept through production. Translate real-world scenarios into testable requirements while balancing feasibility, cost, safety, and user needs.

Owns technical integration between Waabi’s autonomous driving technology and an OEM partner from program setup through driverless operation. Responsibilities include integrated planning, cross-functional coordination across hardware, embedded, onboard, infrastructure, and autonomy teams, risk and dependency management, executive communication, partner alignment, and hands-on vehicle issue triage.

The Global Supply Manager develops and executes sourcing strategies for indirect categories including IT hardware, SaaS, professional services, operations, and facilities. Responsibilities include leading RFx processes, negotiating contracts, managing supplier relationships and performance, maintaining contract data, driving cost savings, optimizing procure-to-pay processes, forecasting budgets, and resolving supply chain issues. The role partners with Legal, Finance, and internal stakeholders and requires travel to Waabi locations up to 25% of the time.

Lead Waabi’s compensation strategy, including salary, equity, variable pay, annual compensation cycles, benchmarking, forecasting, pay equity, compliance, and executive communications. Partner with Finance, Recruiting, managers, executives, and the board to design scalable compensation programs across U.S. and Canadian locations. Educate employees and managers on total rewards while using analytics and AI tools to improve compensation workflows.

Provide onsite and remote IT support across multiple locations, administering endpoints, identity systems, Linux environments, office infrastructure, networks, and security controls. Manage device lifecycles, user access, incidents, documentation, compliance, and automation while supporting specialized engineering environments and an on-call rotation.

Provide high-complexity calendar, travel, logistics, meeting preparation, and follow-up support for the CEO. Identify workflow inefficiencies, anticipate needs, track commitments, manage confidential information, and coordinate with executive assistants. Contribute to building the Office of the CEO, support special projects, improve operating systems, and flex across time zones and travel requirements in a fast-paced environment.

Leads Waabi’s commercial contracting function across hardware supply, OEM partnerships, software licensing, SaaS, services, and vendor agreements. Drafts and negotiates complex transactions, advises cross-functional teams on risk, manages contract compliance, and builds scalable templates, playbooks, and processes. Supports IP, open-source licensing, regulatory, export control, and data privacy matters related to commercial deals.

Supports FP&A by building budgets, forecasts, financial models, leadership and board reporting, KPI dashboards, and variance analyses. The role improves financial systems and reporting processes, evaluates investments, pricing, and cost-saving opportunities, and partners with leadership to strengthen financial planning and cash-flow management at a high-growth technology company.