Automotive Technician (Automotive)

Location: On-site at an SCE facility or field location in Cathedral City, California, United States. The position works 3pm–12am swing shifts.

Salary: $48.51–$52.34 per hour

Company

hirify.global provides clean energy and operates a broad fleet of utility vehicles supporting safe and reliable service.

What you will do

• Perform lubrication, oil changes, and fluid-level checks for brakes, hydraulics, differentials, and transmissions.
• Replace filters, belts, hoses, windshield wipers, and other automotive parts.
• Inspect and repair brake systems, tires, seals, suspension components, and drivetrain components.
• Use automotive diagnostic equipment and general-purpose computers to service fleet vehicles.
• Maintain garage-operation records and reports.
• Protect company assets and confidential customer, medical, and proprietary information.

Requirements

• Valid United States driver’s license required.
• At least two years of advanced automotive and equipment servicing and repair experience.
• Ability to use personal computers and automotive diagnostic equipment.
• Ability to safely lift, carry, push, and pull up to 50 pounds without assistance.
• Must obtain a Master Auto/Light Truck Certification or ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck Certification within 18 months of hire.
• Must obtain a Class A license with Tanker endorsement within six months of hire.

Nice to have

• Experience servicing Class 4 vehicles or larger.
• ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck, ASE Master Automotive, OEM Master Technician, or military tactical wheeled vehicle certification.
• Experience repairing drivetrain, brake, suspension, and electrical systems.
• Associate degree in automotive, heavy truck, or diesel studies.

Culture & Benefits

• Work contributes to cleaner energy, reduced carbon emissions, and reliable utility service.
• Professional growth opportunities are available within hirify.global.
• Reasonable accommodations are available during the application and interview process.
• Qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records are considered in accordance with applicable California fair-chance laws.