Engineering Technician

About The Company

Our client builds modernized classic luxury vehicles with a focus on craftsmanship, detail, and quality. Each vehicle is hand-built to order, blending classic designs with modern performance.

$60-65k+

They are seeking an Engineering Technician who is equally strong hands-on and on paper. This role is ideal for a dealership-trained technician (Ford, Mercedes-Benz, or similar OEM background) who has strong technical fundamentals and the ability to clearly document processes, procedures, and standards in a structured engineering environment.

You will work directly with vehicles while also producing clear, professional SOPs and work instructions that enable repeatable, high-quality builds across the organization.

• Perform hands-on technical work related to vehicle assembly, modification, diagnostics, and validation
• Read, interpret, and execute work from service manuals, engineering documentation, and work instructions
• Author, edit, and maintain SOPs and detailed work instructions used by production and engineering teams
• Translate engineering intent into clear, step-by-step documentation
• Maintain organized, version-controlled documentation within a Microsoft 365 environment
• Support prototype builds, first-article processes, and engineering changes
• Identify process gaps, inefficiencies, or ambiguity and proactively improve them
• Serve as a technical and documentation bridge between engineering and the shop floor

• 1–5 years of automotive technician experience, preferably in OEM dealership environments (Ford, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, etc.)
• Excellent technical writing skills with the ability to clearly document complex procedures
• High confidence using Microsoft 365, including:
  • Word (technical documentation, SOP formatting)
  • Excel (tables, checklists, basic data organization)
  • PowerPoint (process overviews, training materials)
  • Teams (communication, file collaboration)
• Highly organized with a disciplined, process-driven workflow
• Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy

• OEM or ASE certifications
• Prior experience writing or maintaining: SOPs, work instructions, build or quality checklists
• Experience working alongside engineering teams or in low-volume manufacturing
• Familiarity with version control, document revisions, or formal change processes

• This role is:
  Hands-on and documentation-heavy; structured, methodical, and process-driven; focused on building things correctly and repeatably
• This role is not:
  Flat-rate dealership wrenching; an unstructured or ad-hoc shop environment