Jobs at Trucking People

Install, wire, retrofit, integrate, troubleshoot, and update autonomous vehicle hardware systems. Responsibilities include working with wiring harnesses, sensors, compute modules, electrical and mechanical systems, and diagnostic equipment. Technicians must read schematics, follow technical instructions, document completed work, maintain quality standards, lift up to 50 pounds, and work on vehicles for extended periods.

Support day-to-day technical operations of an autonomous vehicle fleet: troubleshoot via Unix CLI, perform vehicle readiness checks, manage tickets in Jira, communicate via Slack, and assist with occasional vehicle movements in the garage.

Provide hands-on technical and operational support for an autonomous vehicle fleet: troubleshoot issues, use Unix/Linux CLI to review logs, perform startup/shutdown and basic maintenance, monitor charging and readiness, dispatch vehicles, document/escalate incidents, use Slack and ticketing tools, and occasionally move or drive vehicles.

The Live Operations Specialist monitors autonomous vehicles in real-time, ensures safety and compliance, documents interventions, and participates in operational improvement sessions.

The role involves operating self-driving cars, ensuring safety, performing vehicle checks, monitoring systems, and collaborating with engineering teams.

Drive as part of a team hauling long-haul refrigerated freight. Drivers can select available loads and earn approximately $1,300–$1,700 per driver weekly. Requirements include Hazmat, tanker, and doubles/triples endorsements; tanker endorsement may be obtained within 90 days. TWIC and a valid passport are strongly encouraged. The position is nationwide.