Commercial Truck Driver

Role Summary

We are hiring commercial-licensed truck drivers (CDL) to support a long-distance mapping and data-collection program within the transportation sector. This role involves frequent travel and operation along multi-state routes, with scheduled overnight layovers as part of planned rotations. Drivers will work in a two-shift structure and support basic field-operator tasks related to sensor readiness, including cleaning and simple reset procedures. This is a field operations position requiring strict compliance with DOT regulations and adherence to predictable rotation and shift planning.

• Operate commercial vehicles on long-distance, multi-state routes in accordance with dispatch instructions.
• Follow assigned route plans, shift schedules, and rotation calendars.
• Support overnight layovers as required, including up to five consecutive days away from home, utilizing a designated secure parking network.

• Perform sensor hygiene and cleaning as part of pre-trip readiness, including lenses and exterior sensor surfaces.
• Execute basic reboot and reset procedures when requested by dispatch, following provided instructions only (no independent technical troubleshooting).
• Complete all required checklists and readiness confirmations as trained.

• Complete client-provided training and certification (approximately two weeks) delivered through the client’s Learning Management System (LMS).
• Adhere to program safety requirements, escalation procedures, and communication protocols.

• Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) and legal authorization to work in the United States.
• Enrollment in a DOT-compliant drug and alcohol testing program, including pre-employment and random testing.
• Valid medical qualification, including a DOT medical card or medical examiner’s certification, as applicable.
• Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) meeting standard lookback requirements (typically the past three years).
• Employment history verification in accordance with standard DOT hiring practices.
• Ability and willingness to operate long-distance, multi-state routes with overnight travel, including up to five consecutive days away from home.
• Availability and comfort working a two-shift operation (morning or late evening/night), as assigned.

• Prior experience supporting mapping, data-collection, fleet technology, telematics, or other specialized route-driving programs.
• Familiarity with long-haul operational discipline, including the use of secure truck parking networks and adherence to structured parking procedures.