Rivian and Lucid are on shaky territory right now and are gonna need a lot of luck to succeed. Cruise has suffered major setbacks and isn’t hiring right now. Canoo, Faraday, Fisker are close to collapse, even though they’re SoCal companies I’m including them because many Bay Area engineers went to go work for them. Nuro, Motional and Aurora have challenges even seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. Zoox maybe has a chance. We all saw the news about the Apple Car. And there’s several more companies that I haven’t thought of. Those of you working in this industry who are getting tired of this, where you going to try to pivot into next? Software engineers could easily move to other companies, especially AI sectors, with ease. Any hardware engineers on here want to talk about their job switching experiences? Especially if you worked on automotive specific components. Have you been able to translate your experiences into getting jobs with Silicon Valley hardware places or are you only having luck with traditional automotive OEM/Tier 1 jobs?
RIVN has a shot, especially because of it’s commercial vehicles division
Tesla is L2 right now and shouldn't be in conversation for self driving software.
Tesla is not a self driving car. Its not in the same league as Waymo or Cruise
Waymo has expanded their operations to south bay. Let's see how that plays out. I'm in general hopeful for this tech to succeed in the long term.
We don’t make self driving cars
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