Automotive Diagnostician - ASE Certified

Opus•Halethorpe, MD

12h•$78,000•Onsite

About The Position

Ready for a change of pace from the shop—without leaving automotive diagnostics behind? Envirotest is launching an exciting new initiative, the Motorist Assistant Center, and we’re looking for ASE-certified Master Diagnosticians who want to put their expertise to work in a new way—helping motorists understand and resolve emissions-related vehicle concerns. As part of Envirotest, a proud subsidiary of Opus Inspection, you’ll join a global leader in vehicle emissions testing equipment and services. Together, our mission is simple but powerful: to make the world cleaner and safer through innovative technology, exceptional customer focus, and operational excellence. In this highly visible role, you’ll use your diagnostic and troubleshooting skills to guide and educate customers—no heavy tools or shop wear required. If you enjoy problem-solving, explaining technical concepts clearly, and delivering outstanding customer service, this role offers a rewarding next step in your automotive career. This position is based out of our Baltimore, MD headquarters and includes travel to Envirotest stations throughout Maryland.

Requirements

Must be ASE Certified with the following certifications: A6 (Electrical), A8 (Engine Performance), L1 (Advanced Engine Performance).
Either: 5 years of full-time emissions repair experience, or 2 years of automotive education + 4 years of emissions repair experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
Knowledge of digital and analog electronics.
Familiarity with test equipment, including digital multimeters.
Advanced understanding of the principles of electromechanical operation.
A working understanding of pneumatics.

Responsibilities

Evaluate vehicles to diagnose and troubleshoot emission-related malfunctions.
Compile vehicle information needed for motorists and repair facilities to ensure the motorists’ vehicles receiver proper repairs.
Record vehicle test and diagnostic results. Records will include OBD tests, such as MIL status, diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), readiness status and other information to help with vehicle related repairs.
Visually inspect vehicles presented for repair waivers to determine whether the repair work has been completed.
Perform PM and repair of instruments and equipment as needed.
Other duties as assigned.