- Robot type
- Autonomous Vehicle
- Location
- DallasTexasUSA
- Job type
- Customer Success
- Posted
- Jul 29, 2026
Full-time
Local Driver CDL
Job description
Local CDL driving job with a predictable schedule. Join Bot Auto's team of dedicated, safe drivers helping map the future of logistics in America.
We're combining self-driving technology with a Transportation-as-a-Service model to make highways safer and freight moves smarter. As a driver here, you're not just running routes — you're part of the team laying the foundation for the future of trucking.
The Local Driver is a commercially focused CDL professional who operates within a local service area and returns home each day. This role is essential to supporting Bot Auto's local operations and may include ADS-equipped equipment depending on assignment.
Job responsibilities
- Safely operate a commercial motor vehicle on local routes within a 70-hour work week
- Support local operational needs, including equipment moves, yard support, and transport as assigned
- Operate ADS-equipped equipment when assigned, following applicable data-collection or support protocols
- Maintain accurate daily logs and vehicle inspection reports
- Coordinate daily assignments with the Dispatch
Job requirements
- Minimum of three (3) years of verifiable employment history
- Minimum of three (3) years of verifiable commercial motor vehicle driving experience
- Current, valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
- Clean driving record: no more than one (1) moving violation or one (1) accident within the last three (3) years (combined violations and accidents not to exceed two (2) in a three-year period)
- Must pass a road test and demonstrate proficiency operating all equipment/trailers used by BOT Auto
- Must be authorized to work in the United States
- Subject to all DOT drug and alcohol testing requirements (pre-employment, random, reasonable suspicion, and post-accident); passing a DOT physical and DOT/SAMHSA drug screen is a condition of employment
- Reliable availability for daily local dispatch within a 14-hour workday window, including occasional evenings and weekends as operational needs required