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Skilled Trades · Philadelphia, PA
Auto Mechanic jobs in Philadelphia, PA
Auto mechanics diagnose and repair engines, brakes, suspensions, and vehicle electronics, using scan tools and service data to get cars back on the road safely.
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$18–$47/hr
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$60k
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of living and working in Watford City, North Dakota at Red Rock Auto of Watford City. With lower tax rates, shorter commutes, and a... ...and maintenance tasks, troubleshooting and resolving advanced mechanical problems,…
Perform routine automotive maintenance tasks, including oil changes, tire rotations, and brake replacements. * Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical issues in vehicles. * Inspect vehicles to identify necessary re…
BMW & MINI of the Main Line has openings for experienced Automotive Technicians. We are Philadelphia’s BMW & MINI Dealer, just minutes from all Philadelphia and suburban neighborhoods. Our technicians are the heart of ou…
John Kennedy Ford in Jenkintown is seeking a Ford Certified technician with a solid background of experience. We operate on a large scale, making it very achievable to earn a great, steady income. Enjoy excellent working…
$70k - $100k
join our team! This role involves a broad range of vehicle repairs and maintenance tasks, troubleshooting and resolving advanced mechanical problems, and delivering outstanding service to customers. The right candidate w…
$17 - $20 per hour
Experience: 6+ months of express lube, tire center, or Quick Lane technician experience preferred, but entry-level applicants with mechanical aptitude and trade school training are encouraged to apply. * Technical Skills…
$20 per hour
John Kennedy Ford of Feasterville is growing and expanding our service department! We are currently hiring multiple Automotive Technicians and are seeking motivated individuals with at least one year of hands-on technici…
John Kennedy Ford in Conshohocken is looking for experienced automotive technicians with three or more years of professional experience to join our growing service team. Whether you're already Ford-certified or looking t…
$18 - $35 per hour
organize work flow with service management, technical team and able to work with minimal supervision. Problem solving and excellent mechanical aptitude. Broad knowledge of complex components and how they work and interac…
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What auto mechanics earn in Philadelphia
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Apprentice | $18–$25 | $38k–$52k |
| Journeyman | $24–$34 | $50k–$70k |
| Master / Lead | $32–$47 | $67k–$97k |
Adjusted for the Philadelphia market from national ranges.
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What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Engine and drivetrain diagnosisBrake and suspension repairScan tools and diagnosticsElectrical troubleshootingPreventive maintenanceService information systemsASE certification knowledgeCustomer explanation skills
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Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Walk me through diagnosing an intermittent check-engine light.
Show the process: pull codes and freeze frame, verify the complaint, test the suspect circuit, and confirm the fix. Avoid sounding like a parts-swapper.
Which ASE certifications do you hold or plan to take?
List them plainly, and if you are working toward Master Technician, give the timeline. Shops often pay more per certification.
How many flag hours do you typically turn in a week?
Give an honest number with context about the shop's workflow. Efficiency near or above 100% is the benchmark most managers use.
What is your experience with hybrid or electric vehicles?
Mention any high-voltage safety training or manufacturer courses. If none, express clear interest; every shop is planning for this.
Tell me about a comeback you had. What did you learn?
Own it, name the missed step, and describe your verification habit now, like road-testing to reproduce the original complaint.
How do you explain a costly repair to a skeptical customer?
Talk about showing the worn part or the data, prioritizing safety items, and giving options. Trust drives repeat work and your hours.
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Resume tips that move the needle
For auto mechanics specifically — generic advice costs you here
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List your ASE certifications by area, and headline Master Technician status if you have it.
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State your flag-hour efficiency; anything near or above 100% belongs on the resume.
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Name brands and specialties, such as European makes, diesels, or transmissions.
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Mention hybrid or EV training and high-voltage safety qualification; demand is climbing.
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Note that you own your tools and a current driver's license, since most shops require both.
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Include your state inspection license if your state issues one.
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Where this role goes
Typical progression
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Lube Technician
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Automotive Technician
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Master Technician
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Shop Foreman or Service Manager
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