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Automotive Mechanic

Automotive Mechanics diagnose, repair, and maintain vehicles including cars, trucks, and commercial equipment, using diagnostic tools, lifts, and specialized equipment to work on engines, transmissions, brakes, and electrical systems. The work involves troubleshooting mechanical and electrical problems, performing routine maintenance like oil changes and filter replacements, and replacing worn or damaged components, often working in repair shops, dealerships, or fleet maintenance facilities. The role suits detail-oriented individuals with strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving skills, and the physical ability to work under vehicles and with hand and power tools for extended periods.

How much does an Automotive Mechanic make?

Too few Automotive Mechanic postings state pay to publish a median yet: 9 of 9 open roles do, and we wait for 25.

Who is hiring for Automotive Mechanic roles?

9 open Automotive Mechanic roles from 8 employers; the most at Air Force Materiel Command, Air Combat Command and Air National Guard Units.

From employers’ own postings, as of.

Automotive Mechanic in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

Open roles
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Employers
8

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Open Automotive Mechanic roles (9)

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

U.S. Marine Corps

Bridgeport, CA · $35 – $41 / hour

A federal government position diagnosing and repairing complex automotive systems using specialized diagnostic tools, repair manuals, and traditional mechanical expertise. Suited for experienced mechanics comfortable troubleshooting engine, transmission, and emission systems while following strict safety and quality standards.

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AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command (TACOM)

Contract · Anniston, AL · $31 – $36 / hour

An automotive mechanic position at the Anniston Army Depot working on gasoline, diesel, and multi-fuel engines for the U.S. military. This is a temporary direct-hire role suited to mechanics who can diagnose and repair engine and mechanical system failures using diagnostic tools and technical manuals.

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Automotive Mechanic

Air Force Materiel Command

Part-time · Eglin Afb, FL · $25 / hour

This part-time role at an Air Force auto shop involves diagnosing and repairing vehicles, rebuilding engines and transmissions, and instructing patrons on automotive maintenance. It suits experienced mechanics comfortable with diesel and gasoline engines, complex electrical and hydraulic systems, and working in a military-connected environment.

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Apply for AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC at Air Combat Command on their site

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

Air Combat Command

Beale Afb, CA · $26 – $30 / hour

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Apply for Automotive Mechanic at U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command on their site

Automotive Mechanic

U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command

Boerne, TX · $31 – $36 / hour

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Apply for Automotive Mechanic at U.S. Secret Service on their site

Automotive Mechanic

U.S. Secret Service

Washington, DC · $35 – $41 / hour

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AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

Air National Guard Units

Meridian, MS · $30 – $35 / hour

This National Guard position maintains and repairs military vehicles including both gasoline and diesel engines, performing diagnostics, component replacement, body work, and training other mechanics. It suits experienced automotive technicians willing to serve in the military as a condition of employment.

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Apply for Automotive Mechanic at Pacific Air Forces on their site

Automotive Mechanic

Pacific Air Forces

Eielson Afb, AK · $25 – $29 / hour

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AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Direct Hire Authority

Air Force Materiel Command

Full-time · Hanscom Afb, MA · $38 – $44 / hour

This government automotive mechanic role involves diagnosing and repairing complex vehicle systems across combustion, electric, and heavy-duty equipment. It suits experienced technicians comfortable working independently with manufacturer specifications and modern diagnostic tools.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

Employers hiring Automotive Mechanics

8 in total, most open roles first.

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