About this role

We are looking for a highly motivated individual to accelerate our vehicle-level testing for all current and future Autopilot features on the path to full self-driving. The Vehicle Operator will be responsible to identify improvements and regressions across software iterations. A strong candidate will be objectively focused when making judgements, highly organized with a great attention to detail, and a self-starter. This role could require the flexibility of traveling to domestic and international destinations as necessary, to test vehicles on public roads, test tracks and proving grounds. Ability to work a flexible schedule that potentially includes at least one of your normal working days be a weekend day. Able to work a Day, Afternoon, or Night shift.

- Drive an engineering vehicle for extended hours in a designated area for data collection, 5 to 8 hours daily
- Start/Stop recording devices and perform minor equipment/software debugging as needed
- Analyze and report on the quality of data collected during each shift
- Provide feedback and suggest process improvements to optimize data collection
- Write detailed daily drive reports documenting observations and issues
- Ensure the vehicle’s safety and operational status before every shift
- Survey the local region and design routes with perspective scenarios for Autopilot testing
- Study and familiarize with the latest Autopilot version and other relevant vehicle features
- Execute real-world testing according to test specifications, as well as providing ad-hoc support for specifically requested scenarios
- Support any other vehicle engineering testing as needed

- Clean driving record and safe driving habits. Good navigation skills
- Excellent attention to detail and highly observational
- Excellent written and spoken in both Korean and English
- Excellent computer software skills, particularly MS Office (Word, Outlook, Excel) and operating systems such as MacOS, Windows, Linux
- Familiarity with ADAS/Autopilot systems and their sensors as well as knowledge in vehicle systems such as brakes and assisted steering
- Must be comfortable driving prototype vehicles during testing that may lack safety features
- Ability to multi-task, prioritize and work in an extremely fast-paced environment
- Must be available to work night shifts (4:00pm ~ 1:00am)