Associate Fleet Technician, Bay Area

Job description

The Associate Fleet Technician, Bay Area role at Nuro supports the function described in the official vacancy. The position's scope is reflected in the source-backed duties and qualifications, with attention to the work, decisions, and collaboration required for the role. Key work includes Vehicle Readiness & Maintenance: Execute daily and weekly preventive maintenance checks (PMs) and tasks to ensure maximum vehicle up-time.; System Diagnostics & Troubleshooting: Perform initial triage and resolution of routine hardware and software issues , and hand off technical issues out of scope. This includes diagnosing basic faults using technical documentation and standardized tools, and providing clear, detailed notes on issues that require escalation for further root-cause analysis.; Component-Level Work: Execute minor mechanical repairs, part replacements, and system retrofits/modifications on Nuro vehicles and robotics according to engineering specifications.; Operational Support: Support the transfer, setup, and extraction of autonomous vehicles and robots in operational zones.; Process Adherence & Documentation: Follow standardized operating procedures (SOPs) and complete detailed digital checklists/work orders daily , ensuring accurate reporting and proper escalation of complex issues.; Response & Safety: Respond to and professionally handle operational or roadside emergencies with composure, prioritizing safety and clear communication.. The source emphasizes qualifications such as Driving: A valid driver's license and a clean driving record.; Experience using vehicle diagnostic equipment; Experience working on ADAS systems; Basic understanding of Linux and capable to write basic code. These details summarize the verified vacancy in original wording; the structured fields retain the complete source-backed duties and qualifications. The official posting remains authoritative for application instructions and any optional details not

Requirements

• Driving: A valid driver's license and a clean driving record.
• Experience using vehicle diagnostic equipment
• Experience working on ADAS systems
• Basic understanding of Linux and capable to write basic code
• Relevant Training: Automotive, Robotics, IT, or Technical training/certification (e.g., ASE, CompTIA, vocational certificate).
• High Voltage: High-Voltage (HV) Certification or Training
• EV/AV Experience: Direct experience working with Electric Vehicles (EVs) or Autonomous Vehicle platforms.
• Electrical Aptitude: Basic electrical troubleshooting skills, including multimeter use and knowledge of schematics.
• Methodology: Familiarity with lean manufacturing concepts like 5S methodology or other continuous improvement practices..
• Software Familiarity: Basic experience with Linux command-line interface or other relevant operating systems for diagnostics.
• EPA 609 refrigerant certification