Vehicle Maintenance Technician

Vay•Las Vegas, NV

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Vay is seeking a skilled Vehicle Technician in Las Vegas, Nevada, to support the readiness and uptime of its remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and telestation (TS) fleet. The role is responsible for routine and extraordinary maintenance and repair of vehicle and hardware infrastructure, resolving technical issues, and helping maintain workshop operations through documentation, processes, and coordination with internal operations and engineering teams and external repair facilities. The technician configures, sets up, repairs, maintains, diagnoses, and signs off vehicles and telestations for safe road use. The role supports operational availability, provides hardware technical support, updates fleet hardware, and troubleshoots mechanical and electrical issues. It also responds to breakdowns, maintains service and parts records, coordinates external repairs, keeps the workshop organized and safe, supports spare-parts inventory and ordering, and keeps vehicle status and documents current. The role must follow applicable regulations, safety and quality standards, and company policies.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience as a vehicle technician.
Extensive knowledge of methods, techniques, parts, tools, and materials used in vehicle maintenance and repair.
Reliable, self-starting, hands-on work ethic.
Availability to work holidays and overtime.
Diagnostic troubleshooting experience with OEM systems.
High-level experience with high-voltage systems and hybrid drivetrains, CAN/LIN, HVAC, cooling, chassis, and suspension.
Ability to work comfortably with and troubleshoot Linux-based systems.
Technical trade school certificate or an Associate Degree in automotive repair.

Nice To Haves

ASE certification and/or manufacturer certification.
Diagnostic experience with embedded modules, self-driving systems, and sensor stacks.

Responsibilities

Configure, set up, repair, maintain, diagnose, and sign off vehicles and telestations for safe on-road use.
Ensure vehicle and telestation availability for operational requirements and provide hardware technical support.
Update fleet vehicles with new hardware and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, collaborating with engineering and integration teams.
Respond promptly to breakdowns or malfunctions to minimize downtime.
Keep detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and parts used.
Provide feedback and recommendations to improve maintenance procedures and vehicle performance.
Coordinate repairs with external body shops and workshops, ensuring timely and quality service.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workshop, and ensure tools and equipment are in good working order and properly stored.
Support spare-parts and consumables inventory and coordinate supply orders with operational buyers.
Keep vehicle status and documents up to date.
Ensure compliance with industry regulations, safety and quality standards, and company policies.