$43-$46/hr - Electric Vehicle Technician - Autonomous Fleet

Job Description 📱 Prefer to connect first? You can text us to schedule a quick 10-minute info call and speak with someone from our team before applying. This is not a formal interview — just a chance to ask questions and learn about next steps. Text: (916) 866-7932 We’ll send you a link to book a time that works for you. About The Role Our client is hiring an engineering-focused Autonomous Vehicle Technician to help keep fleet vehicles safe, road-ready, and prepared for testing, demonstrations, and day-to-day operational use. This is a hands-on, in-person contract role based in Miami, Florida, supporting a workshop environment where maintenance, diagnostics, repair coordination, and vehicle readiness all come together. This role is a strong fit for someone who enjoys solving mechanical and technical problems, working closely with shop and engineering partners, and maintaining high standards for fleet quality and safety. You will help create a reliable feedback loop between vehicle issues identified in the shop and the engineering teams responsible for deeper troubleshooting and resolution. Core Attributes Diagnostic Rigor: You approach troubleshooting methodically and can isolate issues across vehicle, electrical, and system-level components. Operational Readiness Mindset: You focus on keeping vehicles in a ready state for on-road use, testing, and demonstrations. Mechanical Depth: You bring strong hands-on knowledge of vehicle maintenance, repair methods, tools, materials, and service practices. Ownership: You can drive repairs from initial issue identification through documentation, escalation, and follow-through. Organization: You keep tools, parts, service records, and shop spaces orderly so work can move efficiently. Cross-Functional Communication: You communicate clearly with shop leadership, engineering teams, and internal partners to keep work aligned. Adaptability: You can shift between preventive maintenance, diagnostics, rework, field support, and workshop upkeep as priorities change. Responsibilities Configure, set up, maintain, diagnose, and sign off on vehicles for safe on-road usage. Perform scheduled maintenance, preventative maintenance, and general service work across fleet vehicles. Troubleshoot vehicle issues and escalate findings to the appropriate engineering team when needed. Coordinate and drive repairs from initial diagnosis through completion. Create diagnostic test plans to support troubleshooting and validation efforts. Partner with the shop foreman to ensure vehicles remain ready for demonstrations and testing. Travel locally as needed to support vehicle setup, diagnostics, and maintenance work. Maintain accurate service records and produce quality field reports. Support shop operations by keeping tools organized and the workspace in strong working condition. Assist with parts inventory, tracking, and organization. Deliver a strong service experience for internal teams and business partners. Contribute to fleet reworks and general workshop readiness activities. Qualifications For Success Minimum Requirements: 2–4 years of technician experience. Extensive knowledge of methods, techniques, parts, tools, and materials used in the maintenance and repair of vehicles. Valid driver’s license with a clean or excellent driving record. Strong diagnostic troubleshooting experience. Ability to multitask and manage multiple projects and deliverables. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Honest, responsible, and dependable work style. Team-oriented approach with a roll-up-the-sleeves mindset. Ability to pass a background check, motor vehicle record check, and drug screen. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and sit or stand for extended periods of 8+ hours depending on the equipment type. Current and valid forklift operator certification. Ability to travel locally as needed. Preferred Qualifications Experience with OEM diagnostic systems. Experience working with high-voltage systems and hybrid drivetrains. …

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