We Are Hiring! Journeyman Level Automotive Technician Position Available

By Karen Johnston April 6, 2016

Quick facts

All About Automotive pays hourly base wages, not flat-rate, which is uncommon in the industry.
The shop works on domestic, Asian, and European vehicles, requiring broad diagnostic capability.
Technicians work Monday through Friday only, no evenings or weekends.

Job title: Journeyman Level Automotive Technician

Successful, very busy, family owned independent automotive repair facility needs your 7–10 years of experience in the automotive field. We are looking for someone with great diagnostic skills, the ability to perform major repairs, along with proper alignments, inspections and scheduled maintenance, on Domestic, Asian and European vehicles. This is an immediate hire with an excellent hourly base pay and benefits with the possibility of commissions based on production and experience. No flat rate pay! No weekend or evening work!

Other expectations for hiring journeyman level automotive technician:

Customer concerns, safety and vehicle reliability as main focus of all inspections and repairs
Ability to document your findings/good computer skills
Effective communication skills
Attention to detail
Valid driver's license
Proven work ethic

Our technician work hours are 8–5 Monday–Friday, uniforms provided. Paid holidays and vacation. We also provide further education to grow your skills and abilities. If you meet our qualifications and would like to join our team please send your resume to [email protected].

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

What is the difference between hourly pay and flat-rate pay for automotive technicians?

Flat-rate pay compensates technicians for the number of hours a job is booked at, regardless of how long it actually takes. A technician who beats the book time earns more per hour; one who runs over earns less. Hourly pay provides a consistent wage regardless of job timing, which reduces financial pressure and tends to support more thorough diagnostic work. Many experienced technicians prefer hourly environments for the stability and reduced incentive to rush.

Why do auto shops value computer documentation skills alongside mechanical ability?

Modern repair facilities rely on digital work orders, electronic parts ordering, and cloud-based vehicle history records. Technicians who can clearly document their diagnostic findings in writing allow the service team to communicate accurately with customers, build a reliable vehicle history, and provide defensible warranty records. Poor documentation creates gaps that lead to repeat repairs, customer disputes, and lost revenue. Shops increasingly treat it as a core professional skill.

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All About Automotive — 1850 NW Burnside Rd, Gresham, OR · (503) 465-2926

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