Driver/Tester role - Autonomous Vehicles (Training Provided)

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key resource groupAddison (TX)

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Job Description: Job Description Key Resource Group is searching for attentive and detail-oriented drivers to join our client's team of Autonomous Vehicle Safety Drivers. This is an initial term of 1 year, renewals are subject to business needs This job requires 4+ years of professional driving experience full time (Delivery/Courier, Ride-Share, Field Technician, etc) or 7+ years of part time driving (side hustle for Uber, Lyft, etc. ) In this role, you will be at the forefront of autonomous vehicle testing, contributing to the advancement of cutting-edge technology while ensuring the highest safety standards. This position is ideal for those with excellent driving skills, a passion for innovation, and an ability to act swiftly and safely in potentially adverse driving situations. As a Safety Driver, you'll: Operate autonomous vehicles safely and lawfully to collect critical data on system performance and environmental factors. Interact professionally with riders, engineers, and company operations leaders to provide feedback and insights. Monitor vehicle performance and conduct in-field testing to ensure operational safety. Prepare vehicles daily for in-field operations, including safety checks and system readiness. Submit detailed reports to support system advancements and operational improvements. Be prepared for the actions of other drivers and pedestrians as well as for unexpected events. Be alert and distraction free while in vehicles.

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