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170 live jobsAutomotive201-500London, United KingdomFounded 2017wayve.ai
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Wayve is a company focused on developing artificial intelligence for autonomous driving. They are known for their end-to-end deep learning approach to self-driving technology. The company aims to create autonomous vehicles that can adapt to new situations and environments.

Live jobs170
Median salary$206kAdvertised, typical range $111k - $338k
Top locationSunnyvale+4 other locations
Work mode88% hybrid

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From 7 applications Haystack's AI agent sent to Wayve since September 2026. Updated daily.

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What Wayve's form asks
  1. Legal SurnameOn 43% of Wayve applicationsAnswered for you
  2. Notice Period (months)On 43% of Wayve applicationsAnswered for you
  3. Are you eligible to work in the country where you're applying?On 43% of Wayve applicationsAnswered for you
  4. Salary Expectations?On 43% of Wayve applicationsAnswered for you

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What does Wayve's application form ask?

Besides your contact details and CV, the questions that come up most on Wayve's form are: "Legal Surname"; "Notice Period (months)"; "Are you eligible to work in the country where you're applying?"; "Salary Expectations?".