CDL A Test Driver - PM Shift

ROUSH•Portland, OR

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Roush is hiring a full-time CDL A Test Driver in Portland, Oregon. The role evaluates prototype Class A commercial vehicles by driving them on designated routes and test tracks, identifying functional issues, assessing vehicle features and systems, and providing feedback to the development team. Vehicles may include electric and autonomous vehicles, and driving conditions may include city, highway, rural mountain highways, and test tracks. The position involves no deliveries, and drivers are home every day. The schedule is a night shift of approximately 8 PM to 7 AM, four days per week. Available schedules are Sunday through Wednesday or Wednesday through Saturday. The role requires safe vehicle operation in compliance with DOT rules, required inspections and documentation, and the ability to work weekday and weekend shifts. Retirees and veterans are welcome.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid Class A commercial driver's license.
At least 3 years of recent, verifiable Class A driving experience.
Ability to pass a DOT physical examination and DOT drug test.
Ability to pass a background check, including a Motor Vehicle Record check, in accordance with company standards.
Ability to work an 11-hour night shift.
Flexible scheduling availability, including weekdays and weekends.
Strong verbal and written communication skills for documenting testing.
Knowledge of DOT rules and regulations, including hours-of-service limitations.

Nice To Haves

Ability to operate a manual transmission vehicle.

Responsibilities

Safely operate Class A commercial vehicles, including potentially electric and autonomous vehicles, in compliance with DOT rules.
Drive vehicles on specified routes or test tracks.
Document functional issues encountered while driving.
Test vehicle features and systems and evaluate vehicle performance.
Complete required paperwork documenting issues.
Hook and un-hook trailers.
Record work and rest periods and miles driven using an electronic logging device (ELD).
Retain fuel, toll, and hotel receipts.
Comply with DOT rules and regulations, including hours-of-service requirements and pre- and post-trip inspections.
Immediately report defects, accidents, or violations.