Role Overview
We are seeking responsible and detail-oriented professional drivers to support a long-term vehicle data collection project. Drivers will operate test vehicles equipped with advanced measuring technology to collect real-world driving data across designated regions.
This role requires strong driving skills, technical awareness, flexibility, and a high level of reliability. The assignment is project-based and involves extended travel and shift work.
Responsibilities
- Operate test vehicles equipped with advanced measuring and recording systems
- Monitor and take care of the measuring technology installed in the vehicle
- Align daily routes and driving schedules with project management instructions
- Document road type, weather conditions, daylight/darkness, and vehicle behavior during test runs
- Ensure proper handling of data recording equipment and storage devices
- Coordinate shipment of filled data carriers to the designated data upload hub
- Report technical issues, irregularities, or incidents promptly
- Follow all local traffic regulations and project safety guidelines
Qualifications
- Possession of at least one required Basic AV/ADAS Certification (as defined by the project)
- Clear Background Verification (BGV) and clean driving record
- Minimum English level of B2 (higher proficiency preferred)
- Valid driving license
- Proven professional driving experience preferred
- Willingness to travel extensively for 1.5–2 years
- Flexibility to work various shifts, including early mornings, daytime, late evenings, and night shifts
- Strong sense of responsibility, attention to detail, and technical awareness
- Defensive and safety-focused driving style
- Comfortable working independently for extended periods
- Organized and capable of accurate documentation
- Technically minded and able to handle in-vehicle equipment
- Reliable, punctual, and adaptable to changing project needs
Required Certifications / Training
- Grundkurs (APG Arizona Proving Grou
📌 ADAS Data Collection Driver (Torino)
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📍 Torino