Now Hiring: Tesla Autopilot Operators – Earn $25-$30 per Hour. Benefits Include Family Support.

Tesla is on the lookout for someone to drive one of its autonomous vehicles around Queens, New York City. The role is called Autopilot Vehicle Operator, and it involves spending time behind the wheel to collect audio and camera data that will help improve Tesla’s self-driving technology. The job requires a strong focus, excellent driving skills, and the ability to adapt quickly to a fast-changing environment.

Applicants must have a valid driver’s license, be comfortable with technology, speak English well, and pass a drug test. The position is full-time and pays between $25.25 and $30.60 an hour, depending on the shift. Tesla also offers a broad range of benefits from day one, including health, dental, vision, and 401(k) plans. There are family-friendly perks too, like support for fertility, adoption, surrogacy, childcare, and parenting, plus a unique “Tesla Babies” merchandise program.

While the job is based in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, candidates should be ready to travel nationally or even internationally if needed. This points to bigger plans behind the scenes. Tesla seems to be gearing up to bring its ride-hailing or robotaxi service to New York City soon.

Tesla has already started similar projects in other states. It launched a robotaxi service in Texas after testing in Austin and has tested ride-hailing in San Francisco. The company also plans to expand those services in Arizona. Being a licensed transportation network company (TNC) in Texas lets Tesla legally operate these services there.

This new job opening in New York suggests Tesla might be ready to take its autonomous driving efforts to a new level in a major city known for its busy streets and tough traffic. For those interested in being part of the future of driving, this could be an exciting chance to get involved early.

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