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Head of Infrastructure Engineering

Woven by Toyota · Palo Alto, CA · Hybrid

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About Woven by Toyota

At Woven by Toyota, we’re bringing people, mobility technologies and infrastructure together to shape the future of movement.

About the role

Cultivate the success of an internationally distributed team of 40+ employees and contractors managing network infrastructure, server infrastructure, productivity tools, and MDM; Act as a leadership figure by engaging people and caring for them;

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor degree or higher in information technology, computer science, and/or related field
More about this role

Woven by Toyota is enabling Toyota’s once-in-a-century transformation into a mobility company. Inspired by a legacy of innovating for the benefit of others, our mission is to challenge the current state of mobility through human-centric innovation — expanding what “mobility” means and how it serves society.

Our work centers on four pillars: AD/ADAS, our autonomous driving and advanced driver assist technologies; Arene, our software development platform for software-defined vehicles; Woven City, a test course for mobility; and Cloud & AI, the digital infrastructure powering our collaborative foundation. Business-critical functions empower these teams to execute, and together, we’re working toward one bold goal: a world with zero accidents and enhanced well-being for all.

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