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Automotive Road Test Evaluator (Durability)

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What they do

A Private Driver operates a passenger or lift share service using their own vehicle. They are self-employed as part of the "gig economy".

$36,613 / year median in Michigan

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

About the Role Picture your day starting before sunrise. You check out a technologically advanced pre‑production vehicle, review the route, and head onto public roads to evaluate how every system performs in the real world. As an Automotive Road Test Evaluator (Durability), you'll conduct full‑vehicle evaluations and document precise findings for every unit you drive. Schedule 1st shift: 4:00 am

•12:30 pm 2nd shift: 4:00 pm

•12:30 am

Saturday/Sunday:

7:00 am

•3:30 pm Shifts can run 8-10 hours. What You'll Do Operate pre‑production and production vehicles on public roads along designated routes while executing test procedures for 8-10 hours per shift. Complete a thorough end‑to‑end evaluation for each vehicle and write a clear, concise report and related records during your shift. Identify issues related to powertrain, build quality, system functionality, and design; flag any other vehicle concerns. Drive with exceptional safety, strictly following all traffic laws, while maintaining safety and security protocols. Maneuver oversized vehicles confidently and drive in inclement weather. What You Bring Age 21+ with a valid Michigan driver's license held for at least 5 years.

Clean driving history:

no points, no major traffic citations, and/or accidents within the past three years; no DUI or DWAI. Comfort reading maps and using an iPad or tablet; able to lift at least 25 lbs. High school diploma or equivalent. Availability 3-5 days per week (ideally 5). Endurance to drive for prolonged periods and the ability to follow directions and execute tasks reliably with strong attendance. Clear verbal communication and legible, detailed written reporting. Commitment to completing all required training; positive, team‑oriented mindset. Legal & Compliance Able to pass a background check, pre-employment drug screening,