Traveling Automotive Technician, Autonomous Vehicles

About the role

Moove is on a mission to make the world safer by enabling autonomy in transportation. The Travel Technician is a deployable, high‑proficiency FD&R resource dispatched on short notice to depots across the Moove network to close acute gaps in fleet readiness. The role stabilizes underperforming markets, surges collision and PM backlogs, supports new‑market launches, and transfers best‑practice techniques to local teams.

Responsibilities

• Rapid Market Deployment: Deploy to assigned depots within 24–72 hours of activation, integrate into the local operating rhythm, and reach full Tech I–III productivity with minimal ramp time; stabilize underperforming markets and surge collision and PM backlogs to restore RO‑Capable performance; support new‑market launches by standing up repair throughput from the first shift.
• Repair Execution: Execute advanced removal and replacement of complex system components (high‑performance onboard compute units, Lidar, Radar, camera systems, integrated sensing hardware); perform authorized OEM warranty repairs on critical vehicle systems, including suspension and advanced electrical components such as power conversion units and high‑voltage distribution assemblies; flex seamlessly between routine PM work and complex diagnostic escalation.
• Knowledge Transfer: Coach local Tech I–III staff on diagnostic technique and safety discipline; reinforce standardized SOPs and best‑practice methods across markets.
• Safety and Compliance: Maintain a strong safety record in unfamiliar depots, completing site‑specific orientation on arrival; adhere to all LOTO, MSD, IMD, HVIL protocols and required PPE at every site.
• Vendor & Partner Management: Coordinate with external vendors and partners as needed to support repair activities.

Requirements

• 3–5 years of experience in automotive or aerospace maintenance with a focus on complex electronic systems.
• Proven ability to flex between routine PM work and complex diagnostic escalation without ramp time.
• Ability to perform authorized OEM warranty repairs on critical vehicle systems, including suspension and advanced electrical components such as power conversion units and high‑voltage distribution assemblies.
• Valid driver’s license and legal authorization to work in the United States.
• Mobility & Availability: Able to travel on short notice (24–72 hours) for 1–4 week assignments, including weeknight stays; willing and able to travel up to 75 % of working time.
• Preferred: Prior multi‑site or mobile technician experience (collision, OEM field service, or fleet rapid‑response roles); experience mentoring or training junior technicians.
• Certifications & Advanced Systems: OEM‑specific platform certification; additional high‑voltage (HV) systems experience; CAN and LIN network diagnostic experience; ASE certification (e.g., A6, A7, A8, or L3).

Travel & Physical Requirements

• Travel up to 75 % of working time; dispatch notice as short as 24 hours; assignment length 1–4 weeks with possible extension.
• Schedule flexes to receiving‑market shift hours for the duration of the assignment; standard Monday–Friday cadence resumes at home base.
• Lodging, per diem, and mileage/airfare covered per Moove travel policy for all approved deployments.
• Standing and walking through the full shift; lifting up to 50 lb; work in bay environments requiring strict PPE/LOTO compliance.

About the team

You will join a team that is literally building the future of movement. The work directly impacts public trust in autonomous technology, and the environment encourages high standards and a clear mission. Moove welcomes people from diverse backgrounds who seek to help build a future where everyone and everything can move independently.