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Arthur Lawrence is seeking an AV Fleet Technician II to maintain fleet readiness on-site in Sunnyvale, CA. The role involves calibrating sensors such as cameras, LiDAR, radar, and IMU, performing hardware replacements, and diagnosing failures.
You will troubleshoot and provision software/firmware, coordinate with remote engineers, and document your findings for escalation as needed. The position requires hands-on experience with electronics, robotics, and AV systems, along with proficiency in
Description:
The AV Fleet Technician II maintains AV fleet readiness by performing sensor calibration, hardware validation, software provisioning, and intermediate diagnostics. This contractor resolves known technical issues independently and supports Technician I escalations.
Execute and troubleshoot camera, LiDAR, radar, and IMU calibration workflows.
Diagnose common sensor faults, harness/connectivity issues, and calibration failures.
Perform hardware replacement, component checks, and validation tests.
Monitor alerts and tickets, coordinate with remote engineering, and restore vehicles to service.
Document findings and provide technical guidance to Technician I contractors.
Escalate complex or undocumented failures to Technician III or engineering.
Linux Diagnostics & Troubleshooting: Independently use Linux CLI tools (e.g., SSH, SCP, systemctl, journalctl, ip, ping) to diagnose connectivity, service, and system issues; review logs, execute diagnostic scripts, and perform software/firmware provisioning to resolve common AV system and calibration failures.
Valid driver’s license required.
3 years in hardware maintenance, electronics troubleshooting, robotics, automotive electronics, or comparable work.
Working proficiency with Linux CLI, including remote access (SSH/SCP), log analysis, service management, network diagnostics, and execution of Bash/Python scripts for troubleshooting and validation.
Ability to interpret diagnostic outputs and technical documentation.
Experience with software/firmware provisioning or hardware validation.
AV/ADAS, robotics, LiDAR, radar, camera, GPS/IMU, or CAN bus exposure.
Automotive Ethernet, FAKRA, and harness experience.
Independently resolves known issues; escalates system-level and undocumented integration problems.
Entirely onsite at a local warehouse, depot, or garage.
Moderate physical activity, including lifting up to 40 lbs, bending, and working around vehicles and calibration rigs.
May require alternative shifts or weekend coverage based on fleet schedules.