May Mobility

May Mobility is an autonomous vehicle company building self-driving shuttles and robotaxis for cities, suburbs, and rural transit agencies in the US, Japan, and (soon) Southeast Asia. Its core technology is Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM), a reinforcement-learning system that simulates and chooses driving actions every 200 milliseconds rather than relying purely on pre-trained data. Founded in 2017 in Ann Arbor, the company has raised roughly $300M+ from Toyota Ventures, NTT, BMW i Ventures, State Farm, and Grab, and now powers autonomous rides on Lyft (Atlanta) and Uber (Texas). Benefits include flexible core hours (10am-4pm ET), paid parental leave, home office stipends, and equity for all employees.