Vehicle Operator / Data Logger for Autonomous Vehicle Data Collection

Posted 19 days ago

cloudbc labsMinneapolis (MN)

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Vehicle Operator / Data Logger for Autonomous Vehicle Data Collection
Location: Ann Arbor, MI / Chicago, IL / Philadelphia, PA / Baltimore, MD / Seattle, WA / Phoenix, AZ / Orlando, FL / Austin, TX / Minneapolis, MN / Denver, CO / New York, NY / Boston, MA / Atlanta, GA
Term: W2 role
Job Description: Shift Timings: First Shift: 6:00am to 2:30pmSecond Shift: 4:30pm to 1:00amKey Requirements
Must-Have:
  • Valid US driver’s license with clean driving record.
  • Minimum 25 years of age and 3 years of US driving experience per project contract requirements.
  • Comfortable driving in all weather conditions.
  • Able to handle up to 8-hour driving shifts.
  • Proficient with GPS/navigation apps and following detailed routes.
  • Basic computer skills (Microsoft Excel, DEKRA data logging systems-Training will be provided). Highly safety-conscious, organized, and reliable.
  • Maintain composure in high stress driving environments (e.g., rush hour traffic).English proficient.
  • Strongly Preferred:
  • Prior experience in mileage accumulation or autonomous vehicle data collection projects.
Additional Responsibilities: Keep vehicle fueled/charged, clean, and maintained. Schedule repairs when needed. Log mileage and maintenance data issues daily to the Project Manager. Stay professional in high-stress traffic and diverse team environments.
Education: High school diploma or equivalent education.

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