Conductor / Recolector de datos en Plasencia, España
Job description
About the role
This Data Collection Driver Opportunity in Spain represents a hands on field role within a growing European operation. Terry Soot Management Group (Tsmg) was founded in 2017 and focuses on gathering information in areas where automation cannot fully replace human verification. You will become part of a network of field units that collect visual and spatial data to support mapping and planning initiatives across multiple countries. The work requires discipline, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety while navigating public roads throughout the assignment period. You will handle specialized equipment and follow structured routines that directly contribute to the quality of the final dataset. This role is designed for individuals who prefer field work over office based tasks and who can maintain consistency over multi month projects. Success in this position depends on your ability to execute routes accurately and communicate clearly with coordination teams.
Key facts
What you'll do
Coordinate the intake of daily route instructions and zone specifications before commencing field work in assigned sectors.
Drive safely through public areas while operating a vehicle equipped with removable 360 degree cameras and LiDAR sensors.
Capture high quality imagery and environmental data along designated paths during standard business shifts.
Scan surrounding areas and record video feeds that are stored on board computers using solid state drives for later processing.
Process voice notes and photographs in the field to verify that collected elements meet clarity and coverage standards.
Establish daily coverage of commercial zones, points of interest, and public spaces to ensure comprehensive mapping data.
Adapt your schedule to favorable weather conditions in specific zones to achieve peak image quality and reduce the need for repeat visits.
Review captured material with internal partners to confirm completeness before final approval and shipment to mapping teams.
Maintain a consistent routine from 08:00 to 19:00 to support reliable project continuity and coordination with other field units.
Partner with mapping platform teams to integrate collected assets and align them with long term cartography objectives.
Monitor the condition of removable camera equipment and LiDAR sensors to ensure they function correctly throughout each shift.
Log observations about road conditions, temporary obstructions, or changes in access that could affect future data collection.
Follow all project timelines so that three to six month assignments proceed smoothly without delays in data delivery.
Demonstrate ownership of the local workflow from intake to delivery, ensuring that streets and points are captured accurately for mapping teams.
Requirements
You hold a valid license for safe driving on roads within the European region and can present it during the selection process.
You bring a minimum of three years of driving experience in varied traffic situations across multiple routes and environments.
You manage physical effort while entering and exiting the vehicle at numerous stops during a single shift.
You commit to working full time inside standard office hours for the entire project duration without frequent schedule deviations.
You are able to work consistently between 08:00 and 19:00 as part of a structured daily schedule.
You can safely handle removable 360 cameras, LiDAR sensors, and related mounting equipment during installation and removal.
You are comfortable using SSD storage devices to store large volumes of visual and spatial data collected during shifts.
You possess strong attention to detail to ensure that imagery, video, and audio records meet project specifications.
You maintain a reliable mode of transportation and personal readiness to perform field duties in different weather conditions.
Nice to have
No specific Nice to have qualifications are listed in the current description.
Practical notes
Working hours align with full time commitment during standard business hours from 08:00 to 19:00.
The selection process for the data collection driver role includes a safe driving assessment, a recruiter interview, and an onboarding procedure.
Project duration typically involves three to six months of active field work depending on regional scope.
The role requires operation of 360 cameras, handling of LiDAR sensors, and usage of SSD storage for data preservation.
This position operates in Plasencia within the broader context of European data collection initiatives.