Rideshare Driver Autonomous Tester

Posted 5 days ago

trucking peopleDallas (TX)

Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs Taxi and Ridesharing Services

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$24.00 - $28.00 Per Hour

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About the role

Data Collection Driver$24.00 - $28.00 Per Hour The role is pivotal in industries that rely on real-world information gathering to inform decisions, optimize operations, and develop new technologies. This position goes beyond mere transportation; it involves the systematic and accurate acquisition of data from various environments, often utilizing specialized equipment and following precise protocols. The ideal candidate will have experience driving and doing data collection for an autonomous vehicle company, but AV experience is not required. They will not be driving an AV, but knowledge of them is important. Knowledge Linux/Command Line As a Data Collection Driver, you will: Drive test vehicles for 48 hours daily on predefined routes, ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols. Perform routine vehicle inspections to confirm roadworthiness and address any maintenance needs. Conduct basic software operations to support real-time data collection. Accurately document observations, issues, and anomalies encountered during test runs. Collaborate with engineers, providing valuable feedback to enhance system performance. Assist with vehicle logistics, maintenance coordination, and storage.

Requirements: 3 Years with a valid driver's license Driving experience in a commercial field (e.g., Uber, Lyft, delivery, or similar).Clean/excellent driving record Pass a background, MVR check, and drug screen Experience with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) or Autonomous Vehicle (AV) technology is a plus, but not required. Basic familiarity with managing digital files or data storage systems is a plus.

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