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InnoForge in Berlin is seeking a Backend Engineer to join a small, high-ownership team building the software and infrastructure behind driverless vehicle operations. The role spans backend services, tooling, web applications and vehicle-facing software, with real-world fleet scaling.
You’ll collaborate across domains, influence architecture, and work close to a complex physical product. We value ownership, strong software fundamentals, and the ability to ship real products in a startup-like
Backend Engineer | Autonomous Vehicles - Berlin | Office-first | €75,000–€90,000 + Equity
We’re working with a fast-growing European technology company building the software and infrastructure behind real-world driverless vehicle operations.
This isn't an autonomy research project or another backend role where your work sits behind a SaaS dashboard. Their vehicles are already operating on public roads, and the business is now significantly scaling its fleet and engineering capability.
They’re looking for an experienced Backend Engineer to join a small, high-ownership engineering team in Berlin.
The scope goes well beyond traditional backend development. You'll work across backend services, internal tooling, web applications and software infrastructure that interacts with the vehicles themselves.
You’ll join a small existing backend team, giving you genuine influence over technical decisions and how the platform develops.
We’re particularly interested in engineers who also have experience across some of the following:
You don't need previous autonomous vehicle experience. What's much more important is that you're a strong software engineer who enjoys ownership, understands the systems you're building and wants to work close to a complex physical product.
Experience within a startup, scale-up or similarly fast-moving engineering environment would be particularly valuable.
This is an opportunity to work on software connected to real vehicles operating in the real world.
There are no huge corporate layers and very little distance between an engineering decision and seeing its impact.
Because the company builds physical technology and integrates software closely with vehicles, engineers work alongside the wider hardware, software and operational teams.
There is some flexibility when required, but candidates should expect Berlin to be their normal place of work.
Candidates currently outside Berlin who are willing to relocate can also be considered.