Field Data Collection Driver
resilivWaterbury (CT)
About the role
Field Data Collection Driver We're seeking a reliable, safety-conscious, and tech-savvy Field Data Collection Driver to support a high-precision mapping initiative for our client's digital mapping project. In this role, you will operate a company-provided vehicle equipped with a specialized 360-degree camera system to capture street-level imagery. This imagery is used to support global geospatial technology platforms and mapping services, which will power maps and navigation products worldwide. No mapping experience required – Training and technical support will be provided.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate a vehicle equipped with camera systems to capture 360-degree imagery. Follow pre-defined driving routes provided daily. Upload collected data from onboard devices after each shift. Conduct regular equipment checks to ensure smooth with the technical support team regarding issues or a professional and courteous presence while representing the program in public areas.
Who You Are:
You are a responsible, tech-comfortable driver who enjoys working independently. You follow rules carefully, keep your vehicle in good condition, and care about safety.
Additional Details:
All equipment, vehicles, and training are provided. Candidates must pass a background check, comply with routine safety screenings, and complete onboarding training.
Schedule:
Full-time, Monday to Friday, with some flexibility depending on weather and route completion Willing to drive up to 8 hours/day on public roads, occasionally covering long distances. Access to secure parking (preferably with CCTV) for the company vehicle is preferred — assistance may be provided for qualifying candidates.
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