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May Mobility
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May Mobility uses technology to create a better, cleaner and more accessible way to get around201-500 Employees
  • B2B
  • Scale Stage
    Rapidly increasing operations
  • Top Investors
    This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
  • YC Funded
    Startup funded by Y Combinator

May Mobility careers

May Mobility uses technology to create a better, cleaner and more accessible way to get around
We are a company that uses technology to create a better, cleaner and more accessible way to get around. We operate autonomous shuttles in several cities, demonstrating that we are focused on more than just research, we are focused on impact. Transforming cities through autonomous technology to create a safer, greener, more accessible world. We are working with forward-thinking cities to provide a new experience that will make travel safe, simple and reliable.

Lead Machine Learning Engineer - Localization

Remote only • United States
$235k – $285k
7 days ago

Software Engineer II - Data Platform

Remote only • United States
$110k – $157k
1 week ago

Lead Vehicle Controls and Interface Engineer

In office • Ann Arbor
$150k – $180k
1 month ago

Senior Systems Engineer - Sensor Selection

In office • Ann Arbor
$120k – $140k
1 month ago
2 months ago

Senior Field Autonomy Applications Engineer

In office • Ann Arbor
$92k – $114k
2 months ago

Director, Data Science

In office • Ann Arbor
2 months ago

Senior Systems Engineer, Event Detection and Response

In office • Ann Arbor
$125k – $140k
3 months ago

Robotics Engineer II

In office • Ann Arbor
$130k – $155k
3 months ago

Senior Integration Test Engineer

In office • Ann Arbor
$100k – $125k
3 months ago
Steve Vozar
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CTO at May Mobility. Former roboticist at the University of Michigan and Johns Hopkins University, with research funded by NASA, Ford, DARPA and more.
Edwin Olson
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Founder and CEO, May Mobility. Associate Professor of EECS at the University of Michigan and Director of the APRIL laboratory. PhD from MIT in 2008.
Valuation

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Funded over

6 rounds

Latest round

Series C (Jul 2022)