About this role
This night shift driving position suits commercial vehicle operators with a valid Class A CDL and at least three years of driving experience who want to support data center logistics in Memphis and Southaven. Candidates will handle material transport and delivery operations for critical infrastructure components in a fast-paced environment.
Role Overview
xAI is hiring a Driver for the night shift in Southaven, MS and Memphis, TN. The position involves managing the safe movement of high-value equipment and materials between vendor sites, warehouses, and data center locations.
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About the Company
xAI builds artificial intelligence systems designed to understand the universe and assist humanity with knowledge acquisition. The organization maintains a flat structure, encourages hands-on contributions, and values strong prioritization skills and engineering excellence.
How to Apply
Candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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What shift schedules are available for this driver role?
The position requires working one of two night shifts: Shift C runs from 6:00 PM to 6:30 AM Sunday through Wednesday, and Shift D runs from 6:00 PM to 6:30 AM Wednesday through Saturday.
What are the core driving qualifications needed?
Applicants must hold a high school diploma or equivalency certificate, possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License, and have a minimum of three years of commercial driving experience.
What types of items will the driver transport?
The driver will move high-value materials and equipment supporting data center construction and operations, including servers, networking gear, power systems, and cooling infrastructure.
Are there physical demands associated with this job?
Yes, employees must be able to lift up to 40 to 50 pounds unassisted, stand and perform physical tasks for extended periods, and work in warehouse and outdoor environments.
Is forklift operation part of the responsibilities?
Yes, drivers primarily use forklifts to safely load and unload trucks at pickup and drop-off locations.