Automotive & Heavy Equipment
Automotive Technician jobs
Auto techs diagnose and repair cars and light trucks — engines, brakes, electrical, and increasingly hybrids and EVs.
- Typical US pay
- $38k–$85k /yr
- ≈ $18–$41/hr
- Open jobs
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- Also called
- auto mechanic, car mechanic, auto technician, lube tech
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What does a automotive technician do?
- Diagnose drivability and electrical faults with scan tools
- Repair brakes, suspension and steering
- Perform maintenance and inspections
- Service hybrid and electric vehicles
Key skills
- Diagnostics
- ASE certification
- Electrical systems
- EV service
- Brakes and suspension
How to become a automotive technician
Automotive technology program or dealership training.
Licensing & certifications
ASE certifications; state inspection licenses in some states.
Frequently asked questions
How much do automotive technicians make?
Automotive Technicians in the US typically earn about $38k to $85k a year, depending on experience, location, specialty and union membership.
How do I become a automotive technician?
Automotive technology program or dealership training.
Do automotive technicians need a license?
ASE certifications; state inspection licenses in some states.
What other job titles are there for automotive technicians?
Common titles include auto mechanic, car mechanic, auto technician, lube tech, master technician, EV technician.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by region, union status and specialty.