The Automotive Mechanic is responsible for inspection, repair and diagnostic services. You will work on computer systems diagnosis, electrical troubleshooting, and mechanical/electrical component replacement. You must have the ability to explain technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals which may include other associates and customers. Work will be performed in a manufacturing facility and can include working on the assembly line. Build/assemble state of the art automotive prototype vehicle and test benches. Diagnose, maintain, and repair vehicles and test bench systems. Work efficiently within a multidisciplinary cooperative environment on prototype, pre-production, show, and production vehicles. Apply critical thinking skills to work without instruction, manuals or workbooks. Working with engineering to fabricate and/or modify system and subsystem components. Maintain a high knowledge level of high voltage, low voltage, and general electric vehicle systems. Drive vehicles to evaluate vehicle health status, test features, collect data, to support cross functional team in development and production environment. Follow systematic processes, document potential issues and improvements, and contribute to enhancing team efficiency. Help team to create and develop service and maintenance documents (service manual procedures, containments, etc.). Ability to problem-solve both Technical and Process-flow issues.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED