The Autonomous Vehicle Technician is described as an entry-level role supporting inspections, maintenance, and troubleshooting on autonomous vehicles. The position offers hands-on learning in AV hardware, sensors, electrical systems, and diagnostic procedures while supporting fleet readiness and operations and following safety and technical procedures. It is suited to early-career technicians, technical program graduates, and people transitioning from automotive or mechanical work into advanced mobility technology. Responsibilities described include advanced mechanical and electrical troubleshooting and repair; calibration and validation of sensors; installing, configuring, and replacing AV components; assisting engineering teams with software deployments, data extraction, logs, and debugging; vehicle testing and data collection; field troubleshooting and incident response; documenting work; identifying trends; and providing technical guidance and training. The role is on-site, with work in shop, lab, and outdoor operational settings and occasional travel to remote testing or operational sites. Evening, weekend, day, night, or moonlight shifts may be required. The full-time position pays $22.80–$70.00 per hour, depending on certifications, skills, and experience.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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