BLACKSBURG, Va – Could 6, 2025 – Torc Robotics, an unbiased subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG and a pioneer in commercializing self-driving car know-how, immediately introduced the appointment of Lisa Brown as Senior Director of Product Engineering, Security & Safety. In her position, she shall be answerable for defining product security objectives, enhancing intrinsic and extrinsic measurability of our autonomous product, and developing our launch case for the driving force out supply.
Brown will lead the Product Engineering, Security and Safety group, accountable for the protection roadmap, launch case development, and evangelization of the protection tradition at Torc, in addition to ensuring our software program improvement is according to our launch argumentation. Moreover, together with her Methods Engineering group, she’ll be defining the techniques necessities for our driver out implementation, concurrent with cybersecurity and security.
Brown studies on to Sheila Scanlon, Chief Product Officer at Torc.
With over 20 years of expertise in automotive design throughout electronics, chassis, powertrain, and enterprise improvement divisions, she brings deep information in techniques engineering and a confirmed monitor report in new product launches. Beforehand, she spent 20 years at Toyota North America in each R&D and Enterprise Improvement, most just lately as the final supervisor of the Digital Methods Automobile division.
About Torc Robotics
Torc Robotics, headquartered in Blacksburg, Virginia, is an unbiased subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG, a worldwide chief and pioneer in trucking. Based in 2005 on the delivery of the self-driving car revolution, Torc has over 18 years of expertise in pioneering safety-critical, self-driving purposes. Torc affords an entire self-driving car software program and integration resolution and is at present specializing in commercializing autonomous vehicles for long-haul purposes within the U.S. Torc operates check services in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and engineering workplaces in Austin, Texas; Stuttgart, Germany; and Montreal, Canada. Torc’s goal is driving the way forward for freight with autonomous know-how. Because the world’s main autonomous trucking resolution, we empower distinctive workers, ship a targeted, hub-to-hub autonomous truck product, and supply our clients with the most secure, most dependable, and cost-efficient resolution to the market.
