Autonomous Vehicle Technician 3 (15 Openings)

Moove•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

Moove is seeking an experienced AV Tech 3 to serve as a senior technical authority in depot operations. The position handles advanced diagnostics, complex OEM warranty repairs, high-voltage oversight, and quality leadership to ensure autonomous vehicles meet rider-only launch-ready standards. As the final on-site escalation point for complex technical issues, the technician combines hands-on repair work with engineering coordination, workforce mentorship, and safety and documentation compliance. The role performs and validates authorized warranty repairs on critical systems, including suspension, power conversion units, and high-voltage distribution assemblies. It guides access to OEM technical resources and diagnostic tooling, coaches Senior Technicians, enforces work-order documentation standards, translates technical updates into local guidance, and leads quality and safety audits. The role is the on-site authority for high-voltage and lithium-ion battery service and is accountable for vehicle safety and deployment readiness. This is a safety-sensitive position in a fast-paced depot environment involving heavy mechanical work. Operating a motor vehicle for company business is required; employment is contingent on a valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving record. A conditional offer may require pre-employment drug screening, and criminal background checks are conducted after a conditional offer.

Requirements

Must be able to perform all duties and meet all requirements of the AV Tech 1 and AV Tech 2 roles.
5–7+ years of experience in advanced automotive or autonomous vehicle environments, including OEM warranty execution and lead or supervisory responsibilities.
Required ASE certifications: A6 (Electrical), A7 (HVAC), and A8 (Engine Performance).
Required specialized High Voltage systems certification or equivalent documented training.
Subject matter expertise in autonomous vehicle subsystems and ability to perform related tasks independently.
Demonstrated mastery of complex systems, including suspension, power conversion, and high-voltage components.
Ability to perform final site-level electrical and network diagnostics using advanced diagnostic platforms.
Proficiency with OEM technical assistance portals and repair documentation.
Proven ability to mentor technicians and guide senior staff toward master-level capability.
Demonstrated success collaborating with engineering teams to resolve complex technical issues.
Ability to translate engineering updates into actionable SOPs and local training guidance.
Ability to enforce documentation standards and lead quality-control activities.
Ability to oversee lithium-ion battery service, high-voltage repairs, and electrical risk mitigation.
Ability to perform and oversee heavy mechanical work, including suspension and powertrain-related repairs, in a fast-paced depot environment.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving history in accordance with the company’s insurance carrier standards; ongoing driving-record monitoring may occur.
Compliance with the company’s drug testing policy is a mandatory condition of employment.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s Degree in Automotive Technology, Electronics, or Robotics is strongly preferred.
ASE Master Technician status is highly desired.

Responsibilities

Perform authorized OEM warranty repairs on critical vehicle systems, including suspension and advanced electrical components such as power conversion units and high-voltage distribution assemblies.
Serve as the final internal authority for challenging diagnostic faults and resolve issues on-site to minimize escalations to engineering support teams.
Validate completed repairs using approved diagnostic and verification tools to ensure safety and quality standards are met.
Oversee access to OEM technical assistance resources, repair manuals, and specialized diagnostic tooling for the assigned market.
Coach Senior Technicians in advanced diagnostics and repair skills to support master-level proficiency.
Enforce standardized work-order documentation to support warranty claim acceptance and complete vehicle service histories.
Interpret and distribute technical updates, SOP revisions, and training curriculum changes to the local technical team.
Implement safety and quality audits to ensure precision, repeatability, and compliance.
Serve as the on-site authority for high-voltage repairs and lithium-ion battery risk mitigation, enforcing electrical safety protocols.
Direct depot quality checks and correct technical or documentation deficiencies in real time.
Ensure maintenance activities meet rider-only launch-ready standards in alignment with Moove and partner safety requirements.
Collaborate with engineering teams to resolve complex technical issues and translate engineering updates into actionable SOPs and training guidance.
Make final site-level safety and deployment decisions.
Operate a motor vehicle for company business.