Kodiak builds autonomous trucking systems for commercial logistics, with a stack rooted in embedded systems (C++, RTOS, ARM, Lidar) and AI (PyTorch, TensorFlow). Active hiring heavily weights engineering (30 of 54 roles, mostly senior and mid-level), reflecting the phase of scaling from safety validation toward field deployment—projects center on Level 4 autonomy, safety-critical feature development, and compliance with ISO 26262 functional safety standards.
Kodiak develops autonomous trucking solutions designed for commercial logistics operations. The company targets mid-market and enterprise fleet operators, offering software and systems that handle route planning, vehicle control, and real-time fleet monitoring. Core technical work spans perception (Lidar integration), planning and control algorithms, and operational fleet infrastructure (monitoring, ticketing, SoPs). A public company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Kodiak operates at the intersection of AI autonomy, safety-critical systems engineering, and commercial deployment—balancing the need for functional safety certification with practical uptime and scaling requirements across real fleets.
Kodiak's stack spans embedded systems (C++, RTOS, ARM, I2C, UART, Automotive Ethernet), perception hardware (Lidar), AI frameworks (PyTorch, TensorFlow), infrastructure (Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible), and safety standards (ISO 26262). SAP, Jira, and Snipe-IT handle operations and asset tracking.
Key projects include Level 4 autonomous trucking solutions, safety-critical feature development, fleet monitoring systems, compliance certification, field debugging, and commercial deployment scaling—with emphasis on reducing failure modes and improving fleet-wide uptime.
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