Automotive B-Level Technician (Up to $120K+)
$110,000–$120,000+ annually
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$110,000–$120,000+ annually
About the role
- Diagnose drivability and vehicle concerns
- Perform maintenance and general automotive repairs
- Complete engine, transmission, and differential repairs
- Use Snap-on and Autel diagnostic equipment
- Produce 40+ billable hours per week
- Work with the Shop Foreman and technician team
- Complete quality repairs while maintaining productivity
- 2+ years of professional automotive repair experience
- Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills
- Ability to complete repairs independently
- Experience with Snap-on and Autel scan tools
- Ability to consistently produce 40+ billable hours per week
- Team-focused approach to quality repairs
- $37.50 per flagged hour$3,000 sign-on bonus$800/week guarantee for the first 90 days$100/day guarantee after 90 days
- Top technicians earn $110,000–$120,000+ annually
- Paid holidays, sick time, and PTOMedical, dental, vision, and Aflac optionsASE reimbursement
- Uniforms provided
- Toolbox relocation assistance
- Top-technician earnings are stated earning potential and are not guaranteed.
- Monday–Friday schedule
- Approximately 75 vehicles serviced per week
- Primarily Domestic and Asian vehicle work
- Approximately 60% maintenance and 40% diagnostics8-bay shop with seven lifts and an alignment rack
- Snap-on and Autel diagnostic equipment
- Workflow designed to support technician productivity
- Opportunity to earn based on production
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