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Company Description
UCT Mobility is focused on ensuring seamless digital experiences in software-defined vehicles by preventing and resolving in-car software failures before they affect drivers and passengers. The company’s patented UCIVART technology enables automotive OEMs to proactively identify, prevent, and rapidly address infotainment and digital cockpit issues from development through post-launch. This approach reduces engineering effort, service visits, recalls, and customer frustration, helping brands maintain driver confidence and trust.
Accelerated by EIT Urban Mobility and recognized among StartUs Insights’ Top Global Infotainment Solutions for 2026, UCT Mobility partners with automotive leaders to engineer reliable, continuous software experiences. The team is driven by the belief that software failures should never end the journey.
Role Description
In this full-time, on-site Innovator role based in the London Area, United Kingdom, the team member will explore, design, and refine new concepts that improve experience continuity in software-defined vehicles. Daily responsibilities include:
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- Researching emerging automotive software and mobility trends
- Brainstorming and testing new product ideas
- Collaborating with engineering and product teams to turn concepts into practical solutions


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The Innovator will:
- Map user journeys
- Identify critical experience disruption points
- Propose data-driven improvements to UCIVART and related technologies
The role also involves:
- Preparing clear documentation
- Presenting concepts to stakeholders
- Participating in pilot projects with automotive partners to validate innovative approaches
The Innovator will work closely with leadership to shape the innovation roadmap and support strategic initiatives.
Qualifications
- Innovation and product skills: experience in concept development, user journey mapping, and turning ideas into testable prototypes.
- Technical and analytical skills: familiarity with software systems (preferably automotive or embedded), data analysis, and problem-solving for complex technical challenges.
- Research skills: ability to conduct market, technology, and user research and synthesize insights into actionable recommendations.
- Collaboration and communication: strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience working in cross-functional teams and presenting ideas to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Education and experience: bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer science, design, innovation, or a related field; experience in automotive, mobility, or digital products is an advantage.
- Work style: curiosity, adaptability, and comfort working in a fast-paced startup environment; ability to contribute on-site and engage directly with team members and partners.
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