Full-Time
Business Analyst
MV Transportation
1,001-5,000 employees
Operates nationwide transit services for agencies
No salary listed
Dallas, TX, USA
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- The candidate must have a minimum of three years of experience with Workday.
- The candidate must have a minimum of three years of experience with project management.
- The candidate must be able to work with stakeholders to assess potential risks.
- The candidate must be able to translate business requirements into non-functional requirements.
- The candidate must have strong written and verbal communication skills.
- The candidate must be able to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical users.
- The candidate must demonstrate critical problem-solving skills.
- Provide first-line user support for Workday-related questions and issues.
- Assist with data entry, validation, and audits to ensure data accuracy and integrity.
- Support Workday system configuration changes under supervision.
- Participate in user acceptance testing for system updates, enhancements, or integrations.
- Troubleshoot basic system issues and escalate more complex problems.
- Maintain documentation, job aids, and process guides.
- Collaborate with Human Resources, Payroll, and Finance to resolve operational or system issues.
- Assist with training end users and creating support materials.
- Support system monitoring activities, including integrations, time tracking, and payroll inputs.
MV Transportation provides transit services for more than 100 agencies, schools, and organizations across the United States. It runs and manages transportation programs, including bus and paratransit services, by staffing, operating, maintaining fleets, and coordinating schedules and safety procedures. The company differentiates itself through its long history (nearly 50 years) as a family-owned business, its focus on community and transparent communication, and its large investment in employee training and safety to ensure reliable service. Its goal is to deliver dependable, accessible, and safe mobility that supports millions of riders and strengthens the communities it serves.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
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Headquarters
Fairfield, California
Founded
1975
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Yolo County approved MV's $48.6 million contract in April 2026, expanding to $123.6 million.
- MV won San Luis Obispo transit operations in May 2026 after beating six bidders.
- IndyGo Access service began March 1, 2025, expanding MV's Midwest paratransit footprint.
What critics are saying
- Jackson JTRAN workers struck July 13, 2026, after accusing MV of bad-faith bargaining.
- MV filed a June 30, 2026 WARN notice in Fort Walton Beach affecting 53 workers.
- A California PAGA case stayed for arbitration on May 19, 2026 keeps labor liabilities alive.
What makes MV Transportation unique
- MV Transportation remains North America’s largest privately held transportation contractor, specializing in public transit operations.
- Its microtransit push accelerated in 2025-2026 with Jason Beevis leading on-demand mobility strategy.
- Yolobus and San Luis Obispo awards show governments trust MV for complex turn-key transit operations.
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Yolobus switches operators with new $48.6M deal, including plan for more jobs. May 30, 2026 11:12 AM Gift Article The Yolo County Transit District will transition to a new operator when its current contract expires at the end of July. The new service provider will retain the 84 employees currently operating Yolobus for at least 90 days and is expected to keep them on permanently. The district's current service provider, Transdev Services, filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification notice with the Employment Development Department on May 26, indicating it will cease operations on July 31. "We will cooperate with the new operator and facilitate employment opportunities to the extent we can," Transdev General Manager Julie Holmes wrote in the WARN notice letter to state labor officials. MV Transportation Inc., a Dallas-based transportation company, signed a three-year agreement with the district to operate Yolobus for about $48.6 million. The contract includes options that could extend the deal to seven years and increase its value to $123.6 million. The district board approved the contract at its April meeting. MV Transportation agreed to rehire the district's 84 employees for 90 days, according to a YoloTD staff report. Transdev reported it believes MV Transportation will "retain most if not all of our staff in the same or similar roles," Holmes wrote to the state. MV Transportation also agreed to increase entry-level salaries by 10% and plans to hire 15 additional employees to support customer service, fleet maintenance and other operations. The new contract costs about 17% more than the district currently pays. The increase does not include approximately $1 million in startup costs, including about $390,000 due by the end of June, according to a staff report. MV Transportation also operates Roseville Transit. Yolo County News May 23, 2026 5:00 AM Transportation April 24, 2026 2:20 PM The Sacramento Bee Daniel Lempres is an investigative reporter at The Sacramento Bee focused on government accountability. Before joining The Bee, his investigations appeared in outlets like the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times.
SCOTX reinstates Rule 91a dismissal of fraud claim against DART contractor. The Texas Supreme Court has reversed a Dallas Court of Appeals decision throwing out a trial court order dismissing a Rule 91a motion to dismiss a subcontractor's fraud claim against a contractor hired by DART to provide certain transit services. MV Transportation, Inc. v. GDS Transport, LLC (No. 24-0924; May 8, 2026) arose from a contract dispute involving the Dallas Area Rapid Transit System (DART), a contractor hired to provide paratransit and microtransit services to eligible people (MV), and a subcontractor retained to provide vehicles and drivers for paratransit and microtransit services (LDS). A few months after LDS started providing service, it abruptly terminated the subcontract. GDS sued DART and MV for breach of contract and several contort claims. MV sought a declaratory judgment that GDS breached the contract. Defendants moved to dismiss LDS's claim under Rule 91a. MV further raised an affirmative defense that limits the liability of a private operator who contracts with a transit authority to damages only to the extent the authority would be liable if sued. § 452.056(d), Transporation Code. The trial court granted the motion in part and denied it in part. The court of appeals reversed and remanded. Defendants appealed. In an opinion by Justice Young, SCOTX reversed and reinstated the trial court's judgment of dismissal as to LDS's fraud claim. Weirdly, the case record did not include the master agreement between DART and MV that controls the outcome of the case. The Court thus had to decide whether the omission impeded their review. Since the original petition invoked the agreement, the agreement could be regarded as part the petition, allowing the court to demand its production. In any event, the parties didn't dispute the terms of agreement. Defendant MV Transporation argued that it was entitled to a derivative form of sovereign immunity based on the statutory limitation of liability provision. LDS countered that the statutory limitation didn't apply "because fraud is not a 'function' of DART." The Court rejected that argument, holding that the alleged fraud clearly arose within MV's exercise of DART's function, that is, to manage paratransit and microtransit services. Moreover, the master agreement transferred "total control" to MV "to hire subcontractors just as DART would have." GDS's fraud claim was thus barred by § 452.056(d) because the TTCA does not waive liability for intentional torts, i.e. fraud. The Court reinstated the trial court's judgment dismissing that claim under Rule 91a.
MV Transportation team members earn national recognition in 2026 Lytx Coach and Driver of the Year Awards. PR Newswire DALLAS, March 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - MV Transportation is proud to announce that two team members from operations in San Antonio, TX have received national recognition in the 2026 Lytx Coach and Driver of the Year Awards, underscoring their exceptional commitment to safety, leadership, and operational excellence. Safety Manager Brandon Skidmore has been awarded First Place - 2026 Lytx Coach of the Year in Transit, selected from a highly competitive pool of nominees nationwide. This prestigious honor recognizes Brandon's outstanding leadership in driver coaching, development, and fostering a strong, proactive safety culture. "Being nominated for the Lytx Coach of the Year is a meaningful recognition of the collective effort our team puts into safety every day," said Skidmore. "It reflects not only my role as a coach, but the commitment of our drivers who embrace feedback, accountability, and continuous improvement to ensure the safest service possible for our passengers and community." As part of this recognition, Skidmore will receive a $1,500 award and will be formally honored at the Lytx Protect Conference in San Diego this May. In addition, Operator Russ Ximenez has been awarded Second Place - 2026 Lytx Driver of the Year in Transit, recognizing his consistent demonstration of safe driving practices, professionalism, and dedication to passenger care throughout the San Antonio community. "I am deeply committed to providing safe, reliable, and compassionate service to every client," said Ximenez. "At MV Transportation, our mission aligns with putting safety and client care above all else, and I take pride in ensuring that every passenger is transported with the highest level of attention and care." Ximenez will receive a $1,000 award and a commemorative awards package. With a record number of nominations submitted this year, the Lytx Coach and Driver of the Year Awards are among the most competitive in the industry, making Skidmore and Ximenez's achievements especially distinguished. "These recognitions reflect the very best of MV Transportation - leaders and operators who are deeply committed to safety, accountability, and delivering exceptional service to the communities we serve," said Nicole Thunich, MV's Chief Safety Officer. "We are incredibly proud of Brandon and Russ for setting the standard for excellence across our organization." About MV Transportation MV Transportation is the leading provider of paratransit services and the largest privately-owned passenger transportation contracting firm in the United States. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, MV partners with cities, counties, transit agencies, universities, corporations, airports and other private entities across North America to provide safe, efficient, and customer-focused transportation solutions. Learn more at mvtransit.com.
MV Transportation receives Latinos In Transit Trailblazer Award. News provided by. DALLAS, Oct. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - MV Transportation, Inc., the largest privately owned passenger-transportation contracting services firm in the United States, is proud to announce it was recently honored with the Latinos In Transit (LIT) Trailblazer Award. The award recognizes MV's leadership, innovation and commitment to providing opportunities and supporting advancement of Latinos within the public transit industry. The Trailblazer Award was presented at the annual Latinos In Transit Leadership Summit in Albuquerque, NM, where Tony Mercado, MV's Regional Vice President of Operations and a board member of LIT, accepted the award on behalf of the company. MV is recognized for its collaboration with LIT, including offering a scholarship program in partnership with LIT and supporting initiatives such as the LIT Founders' Award, which helps develop the next generation of Latino professionals in transit. "We are honored to receive the Trailblazer Award from Latinos In Transit," said Tony Mercado. "This award is not just for MV, it belongs to every MV team member who is committed to serving our communities with excellence, and to every aspiring leader who dares to dream bigger because they see people like themselves leading the way." Through our partnership with LIT, we're proud to help open doors for Latino professionals who are ready to lead the way in our industry. MV Transportation is the leading provider of paratransit services and the largest privately-owned passenger transportation contracting firm in the United States. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, MV partners with cities, counties, transit agencies, and private entities across North America to provide safe, efficient, and customer-focused transportation solutions. For more information, visit www.mvtransit.com
DALLAS, May 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - MV Transportation, Inc., a leader in passenger transportation services, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Beevis as Vice President of Microtransit.