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JSAN Consulting Group seeks an Autonomous Vehicle Test Operator to operate and evaluate self-driving vehicles, collect data, and provide feedback. The role includes ride-hail service duties and requires a valid Class B license with 5+ years of professional driving experience.
The position offers a 40-hour work week with diverse shifts and a fully expense-paid training in the USA, including travel, accommodation, and meals, before returning to Madrid to operate AVs with modern tech across routes.
The Autonomous Vehicle Test Operator is responsible for operating and evaluating a self-driving vehicle in autonomous mode, including collecting data and providing feedback, and offering ride hail service to the general public.
Must possess a valid Class B driver's license and have at least five (5) years of professional / commercial experience as a Class B licensed driver to operate Class B vehicles.
Kick off your autonomous vehicle journey with a fully expense-paid training in the USA, covering travel, accommodation, and meals. Return to Madrid to take the wheel in cutting-edge AV operations, testing next-generation self-driving technology across diverse routes and shifts (40 hours/week, including days, evenings, weekends, and overnight schedules). Build hands-on expertise in autonomous mobility, work with innovative technology, and benefit from continuous paid training-perfect for experienced drivers ready to be part of the future of transportation.
Operate/Drive autonomous vehicles on both defined and undefined routes, including a variety of environmental conditions - driving (some manual driving but primarily monitoring the vehicle's behaviour in autonomous mode) and software monitoring and logging responsibilities and providing verbal feedback/directions about the autonomous vehicles (AV) environment.
Are you available for one1-month training?
Can pass drug, driving, and background checks?
Open to work on rotational shifts?