Autonomous Vehicle Technician 2 (10 Openings)

Moove•Phoenix, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The AV Tech 2 role is an advanced technical position responsible for executing complex hardware, software, and diagnostic operations on autonomous vehicle platforms. This role builds upon AV Tech 1 capabilities and requires a high level of independence, precision, and adherence to safety and operational standards to ensure vehicles remain launch-ready for rider-only service.

Requirements

Must be able to perform all duties and meet all requirements of the AV Tech 1 role.
3–5 years of experience in automotive or aerospace maintenance with a focus on complex electronic systems.
High School Diploma or GED required.
Expert-level R&R of onboard compute hardware, camera systems, and integrated sensing components.
Ability to perform advanced component removals and battery-related R&R tasks without assistance.
Proficient in OEM repairs, including glass repair, door panels, and seat swaps.
Conduct network triage and advanced diagnostics using laptop-based diagnostic platforms.
Manage autonomous vehicle platform bootups, software update campaigns, and debug mode configuration.
Demonstrated ability to complete standard operating procedures independently without supervision.
Proven contributions of technical resolutions to approved knowledge repositories.
Consistent high productivity and quality scores through precise maintenance documentation.
Completion of all advanced training modules with sign-off from the lead trainer.
Strict adherence to high-voltage safety protocols during component maintenance.
Ensure all repairs meet rider-only launch-ready safety and cosmetic benchmarks.
Ability to perform precision work on delicate hardware in confined spaces, including sensor-related tasks.
Willingness to rotate shifts to support 24/7 fleet uptime.
Possess and maintain a valid driver’s license and an acceptable driving history in accordance with our insurance carrier’s standards.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree in Automotive Technology, Electronics, or Robotics preferred.
ASE A6 (Electrical) and L3 (Hybrid/EV) certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Execute advanced removal and replacement (R&R) of complex system components, including high-performance onboard compute units, surround-view camera systems, and integrated sensing hardware.
Perform precision component swaps for advanced hardware such as radar sensors and inertial measurement units.
Oversee specialized startup, bootup, and software loading procedures for autonomous vehicle platforms.
Manage installation and extraction of onboard data logging hardware to ensure mission-critical data capture.
Conduct initial network triage to diagnose system flow and resolve communication faults within the autonomous vehicle suite.
Coordinate and execute software update campaigns and module updates across the fleet.
Utilize diagnostic databases and tools to perform system health overviews and identify hardware or software anomalies.
Document technical faults and resolutions in approved knowledge repositories and internal tracking systems.
Maintain high productivity and repair quality scores through accurate documentation in maintenance management systems.
Secure and configure vehicle modules, including disabling debug modes, to prepare systems for active rider-only service.
Adhere strictly to high-voltage safety protocols when servicing vehicles with lithium-ion battery systems during component maintenance.
Ensure all hardware and software repairs meet launch-ready standards, satisfying Moove safety and cosmetic requirements.
Identify and escalate complex electrical diagnostics to Senior or Master Technicians to maintain technical accuracy and safety.
Utilize approved internal diagnostic and configuration tools to monitor comprehensive vehicle health and system configuration.