
Entry Level Automotive Technician
MSX International, Overland Park, KS, United States
We are actively seeking motivated individuals who want to build a career as automotive technicians. Our Apprentice Technician Program helps connect candidates with Car retailers that are hiring in locations across the country, based on where you live and your proximity to participating retailers.
If selected by a Car retailer, you would become an employee of that retailer and begin your journey with a 4–12-week internship. High-performing candidates may then be enrolled in an intensive 7-week immersion training program designed to prepare you for
G1 certification . Through hands‑on experience, expert mentorship, and immersive training, you will gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to begin a successful career.
If you are eager to learn, grow, and take the first step toward becoming a Car certified technician, we encourage you to apply.
Requirements
Education OR experience (two pathways):
Formal Program Path: Graduate or near‑completion student of an automotive program (high school CTE, trade school, community college, or military, source‑agnostic).
Alternative Pathway: ≥12 months’ full‑time experience in a professional shop setting (dealer or independent; automotive, collision, fleet, heavy equipment, diesel, small engine) with supervisor verification. Experience should include basic PM services (oil/filters), tires (mount/balance/rotate), battery testing/R&R, and shop safety/housekeeping.
Driving: Clean MVR (required).
Screenings: Able to pass criminal, sex‑offender, MVR, and 5‑panel drug screen
Readiness checkpoints (Alternative Pathway)
Reference & verification: Supervisor (or HR) letter confirming dates, duties, and performance.
Aptitude & safety: Pass the mechanical aptitude and safety quiz; demonstrate tool identification and torque/fastener fundamentals.
Digital comfort: Basic PC/scantool use; willingness to learn VIDA/OEM procedures.
Professionalism: Positive shop conduct, teamwork, and customer etiquette.
Basic hand-tool set; valid driver’s license for road tests.
Any ASE exposure (e.g., G1 prep) or OEM/aftermarket certificates.
Experience in structured environments (military, CTE labs, fleet operations).
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If selected by a Car retailer, you would become an employee of that retailer and begin your journey with a 4–12-week internship. High-performing candidates may then be enrolled in an intensive 7-week immersion training program designed to prepare you for
G1 certification . Through hands‑on experience, expert mentorship, and immersive training, you will gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to begin a successful career.
If you are eager to learn, grow, and take the first step toward becoming a Car certified technician, we encourage you to apply.
Requirements
Education OR experience (two pathways):
Formal Program Path: Graduate or near‑completion student of an automotive program (high school CTE, trade school, community college, or military, source‑agnostic).
Alternative Pathway: ≥12 months’ full‑time experience in a professional shop setting (dealer or independent; automotive, collision, fleet, heavy equipment, diesel, small engine) with supervisor verification. Experience should include basic PM services (oil/filters), tires (mount/balance/rotate), battery testing/R&R, and shop safety/housekeeping.
Driving: Clean MVR (required).
Screenings: Able to pass criminal, sex‑offender, MVR, and 5‑panel drug screen
Readiness checkpoints (Alternative Pathway)
Reference & verification: Supervisor (or HR) letter confirming dates, duties, and performance.
Aptitude & safety: Pass the mechanical aptitude and safety quiz; demonstrate tool identification and torque/fastener fundamentals.
Digital comfort: Basic PC/scantool use; willingness to learn VIDA/OEM procedures.
Professionalism: Positive shop conduct, teamwork, and customer etiquette.
Basic hand-tool set; valid driver’s license for road tests.
Any ASE exposure (e.g., G1 prep) or OEM/aftermarket certificates.
Experience in structured environments (military, CTE labs, fleet operations).
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