Reviews high volumes of online video events to determine whether vehicles illegally pass stopped school buses. The role requires accurate, timely decisions, interpretation of jurisdiction-specific laws, achievement of review quotas, video content proficiency, and collaboration with team leads. Reviewers must work remotely from the Eastern Time Zone, maintain required equipment and internet connectivity, attend check-ins and training, and complete at least 20 hours weekly, although workload is not guaranteed.

Lead BusPatrol’s multi-state public policy and government relations strategy. Design and execute legislative enablement and defense, manage internal GR team and external lobbyists/counsel, coordinate cross-functional SMEs, support market expansion and partner capacity-building, testify and present publicly, and integrate technology policy for automated enforcement and traffic-safety initiatives.

Lead government relations in the Western U.S. to drive adoption of AI-powered school bus safety solutions. Build relationships with municipal and state officials, school leaders, and law enforcement; advocate for legislative and regulatory changes; run grassroots campaigns; monitor policy developments; represent the company at hearings and events; and collaborate with Sales, Marketing, and Legal.