(Reuters) – Autonomous vehicle technology company Aurora Innovation said on Wednesday it had cut 3% of its workforce as part of a reorganization exercise.
Aurora had 1,700 employees by 2022-end, as per the company’s securities filings.
“As we move toward commercial launch, we recently reviewed the entire organization to ensure we are working as effectively as possible … Through this process, a limited number of roles were eliminated which impacted 3 percent of our total workforce,” according to a company statement attributed to Cristopher Barrett, senior vice president, people.
The Pittsburgh-based company, which went public through a merger with a blank cheque firm in 2021, is building the technology that will power future self-driving trucks.
Aurora has partnerships with Continental AG and Volvo, and plans to deploy its first set of driver-less trucks on the streets this year.
(Reporting by Yuvraj Malik in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)
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