Location: San Francisco & Sunnyvale, CA
Pay: $38 per/hour
Schedule: Training: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:30 PM (2–3 weeks)
Regular shift schedule to be discussed during the interview process.
Type: Full-time, Ongoing Contract
Keep autonomous vehicle testing running smoothly.
Behind every successful autonomous vehicle test is a team making sure the right vehicles, the right operators, and the right technology are ready to go. As a Shift Coordinator, you'll be at the center of daily operations; coordinating deployments, monitoring fleet activity, solving real-time issues, and keeping testing on track.
If you're experienced in dispatch, fleet operations, logistics, or technical coordination and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment where every day is different, this could be a great fit.
What your day looks like:
Coordinate daily vehicle deployments and operator assignments based on testing priorities.Perform pre-deployment readiness checks, including software validation, vehicle readiness, and time synchronization.Monitor fleet health in real time using internal dashboards and operational tools.Respond to changing priorities by coordinating vehicle swaps, schedule adjustments, and operator reassignments.Track maintenance, charging, and software-related issues to keep vehicles deployment-ready.Work closely with engineering, operations, and field teams to quickly resolve issues impacting testing.Ensure operators follow all safety procedures and testing protocols.Maintain detailed shift logs, operational metrics, and shift handoff documentation.Travel between San Francisco and Sunnyvale sites as needed to support operations.What we're looking for:
2+ years of experience in fleet operations, dispatch, logistics, vehicle coordination, or a similar operational role.Strong communication and organizational skills with the ability to multitask under pressure.Experience working in a fast-paced technical or operational environment.Comfortable making real-time decisions and adapting to changing priorities.A safety-first mindset with exceptional attention to detail.Experience using dashboards and software tools to monitor operational activity.Nice to have:
Experience with Fleet Management Systems (Fleetio or similar).Familiarity with Slack, Jira, Confluence, and Google Workspace.Previous experience supporting autonomous vehicle or automotive operations.Dispatch or field operations coordination experience.Understanding of software deployments, telemetry, and vehicle health monitoring systems.Experience collaborating with cross-functional technical teams.What's in it for you:
Competitive hourly pay.Opportunity to work with cutting-edge autonomous vehicle technology.Hands-on experience supporting real-world vehicle testing operations.Collaborative, fast-paced team environment.Ongoing opportunities to build your career in fleet operations and emerging technology.If you're someone who enjoys keeping operations organized, solving problems in real time, and helping innovative technology move forward, we'd love to hear from you!
Company DescriptionBenefits:Fleet Operations Associate – Autonomous Vehicles | San Francisco, CA
$29.00/hour | Full-time Contract | In-Person
Our client is one of the most recognized names in autonomous ride-hailing, and they're looking for a hands-on, dependable Fleet Operations Associate to keep their self-driving vehicle fleet clean, charged, prepped, and ready for daily operations on the streets of San Francisco.
This is a genuine opportunity to break into the AV industry from the ground up — working alongside engineers, technicians, and operations teams at the cutting edge of transportation technology.
Shifts Available
Two schedules currently open — ideal for candidates seeking evening, overnight, or weekend hours:
2nd Shift: Wednesday – Sunday, 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM3rd Shift: Thursday – Monday, 10:00 PM – 6:30 AMWhat You'll Be Doing
Fleet Readiness
Keep vehicles, equipment, and the test site clean, organized, and operationally readyFuel and charge test vehicles and supporting equipment routinelyMove and store vehicles and equipment as neededAssist with vehicle readiness documentation and paperworkMission Prep & Tech Support
Launch software across vehicle devices, verify hardware and software configurations, deploy updates, capture data, and escalate issues as they ariseOrganize, track, and transport spare parts inventorySupport BaseOps technicians with fluid changes, part replacements, and wiring checksTesting & Operations Support
Assist with pre-mission prep, documentation, cone course and obstacle setup, and traffic controlDrive support vehicles during testing operationsEnsure vehicles meet all applicable regulatory requirementsWhat You Bring
Required
2+ years of hands-on work experience in a fast-paced environmentValid driver's license with a clean driving recordAble to lift up to 50 lbs and use carts, dollies, and hand trucks throughout your shiftComfortable on your feet for extended periods — this is an active, physical roleStrong problem-solver with a get-it-done attitude and the ability to perform under pressureStrong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to multi-task effectivelyAble to pass a background check, MVR check, and drug screeningSafety boots required (ASTM F2412/F2413 compliant)Preferred
Technical trade school certificate or Associate Degree in automotive repairHands-on vehicle experience — under the hood comfort is a real advantage hereProficiency with Jira, Confluence, Google Suite, or MS OfficePrior experience in automotive, operational, or technical environmentsBenefits
$29.00/hourSubsidized healthcare — employer-covered, eligibility begins 90 days after start dateFlexible Spending Account (FSA) for healthcare-related expensesShort and long-term disability + life insurance — fully covered at no cost to you401(k)Pre-tax commuter benefits — a real perk in San FranciscoWhy This Role is Worth Your Time
San Francisco is ground zero for autonomous vehicle development — and this role puts you inside one of the leading operations in the city. It's a starting point, not a dead end. The right person will build skills, gain rare industry experience, and grow alongside technology that is actively changing how cities move.
Staffed on behalf of our client in the autonomous vehicle space.
To be considered, applicants must be local to the San Francisco Bay Area and available for one of the two shifts listed above.
Company DescriptionBenefits:Help shape the future of self-driving cars — while getting paid to drive.
Ever wondered what it's actually like to work on autonomous vehicle technology? Here's your chance to be in the driver's seat — literally. We're looking for a bilingual (English/Spanish) driver with AV experience to help test, evaluate, and improve cutting-edge self-driving technology in San Jose.
You won't just be driving. You'll be the human feedback loop that helps engineers make this technology safer and smarter every single day. If you love cars, tech, and being part of something genuinely new, this is a rare seat to have.
What your day looks like:
What we're looking for:
Nice to have:
What's in it for you:
The fine print: This is a full-time, ongoing contract role staffed through Hire Aregio. It's fully onsite in San Jose, CA, so you'll need to be local to the area.
Company DescriptionBenefits:Robot Service Technician – Work on the Future, Today
Ever wanted to say your job involves building and fixing self-driving robots? Now you can.
We're looking for a skilled, curious, and hands-on technician to keep a fleet of autonomous delivery robots running at their best. You'll work across assembly, maintenance, field support, and even R&D — no two days look the same, and the work you do directly shapes what this technology becomes.
What You'll Be Working On
Build It
Assemble harnesses, cables, and connectors for self-driving delivery robotsInstall and swap out sensors — LiDAR, cameras, ultrasonics — the full suiteFix It
Perform routine maintenance and repairs across the robot fleetDiagnose breakdowns, investigate incidents, and run service campaignsTest and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical components including suspensions and battery systemsGet Out There
Travel between local sites to provide hands-on field supportHandle rapid prototyping, testing, and inventory management on the flyHelp Invent It
Assist R&D teams with experiments and contribute to new projects as the technology evolvesWhat You Bring
Technical chops
Hands-on experience with mechanical and electrical tools, including measuring equipmentComfortable assembling and disassembling products and installing custom electronic modulesWorking knowledge of AC/DC currents and ability to read 2D mechanical drawingsSoldering skills? Even betterIn the field
Able to lift 50+ pounds — this is real, physical workValid driver's license with a clean MVR for the past 12 months (no CDL needed)At ease working in varied field environmentsHow you show up
Detail-oriented with a logical, structured approach to problem-solvingA team player who communicates clearly and collaborates wellCreative and adaptable — you figure things out rather than wait for instructionsBonus points for
Experience in automotive plants, dealerships, or similar hands-on manufacturing environmentsStrong computer literacy for logging, tracking, and communicating digitallyWhy This Role is Worth Your Time
You won't be maintaining conveyor belts or changing oil. You'll be keeping autonomous robots on the road — contributing to technology that's changing how the world delivers. If you want work that's genuinely interesting and a team that values what you bring, this is the place.
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