Automotive Calibration Technician

ADAS of the South Plains is an automotive programming and calibration service. We offer customers mobile OEM-level computer module programming, ADAS calibrations, and light diagnostics. We strive to provide only the highest quality repair and diagnostic services to our customers, eliminating the need to "Take it to the Dealer."

We are looking for individuals that want to ditch the desk job and do something different and challenging. We're a growing business and need self-driven individuals to join our team to help with that growth If you're interested in a position as a Calibration Technician, know that it is a detail-oriented job But if you're up for the challenge, being a tech is a great way to hone your creative problem-solving skills. You don't have to know everything about cars to do this job, but some experience is preferred.

What you'll be doing

ADAS Calibrations
Vehicles are designed with new safety features known as Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). These systems aid the driver in staying safe and alert while behind the wheel. After a collision, these systems must be calibrated to ensure they are functioning as the manufacturer intended. The calibration process requires the technician to set up targets and mats to align the sensors and cameras properly.
Check out this link to see what an ADAS calibration looks like:

Module Programming
After a collision, a module may need to be replaced on a vehicle. These new modules must be programmed to OEM specifications to function properly. As an ADAS Technician, you will be trained and equipped with the software needed to program modules on all makes and models of vehicles.

Diagnostic Assistance
Some collision repairs are outside the realm of calibration and programming. In these cases, there may be additional issues that need to be diagnosed first. ADAS Technicians are trained in light diagnostics, including identifying warning lights or DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) on the vehicle.

Sales and Customer Outreach
This role also includes a sales component, as you will be expected to help identify and onboard new partners and customers. As our business grows, building relationships with body shops, service centers, and insurance partners will be a key part of your success.

What you should know

We're looking for someone who is:
· Goal-oriented, enthusiastic, energetic, and self-motivated
· Able to work independently with minimal supervision
· Good with computers and willing to learn new software
· Physically capable of operating vehicle equipment and tools
· Familiar with mechanical and electrical vehicle systems
· Able to read and follow technical service bulletins, repair flowcharts, and wiring diagrams
· Valid driver's license and a clean driving record

Preferred experience (not required):
· 1+ year in automotive repair, diagnostics, or collision work
· Familiarity with OEM scan tools or calibration equipment

Training Requirements

· 4 weeks of hands-on training required at our home office in Lubbock, TX
· Training will take place Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
· Board/lodging will be provided during training
· Mileage reimbursement or fuel allowance will be provided if using a personal vehicle

What we provide

· Company Vehicle
· Calibration equipment, diagnostic scanner, and all tools needed for the job
· Paid Time Off (PTO)
· Professional development & in-house training
· Unlimited commission on top of starting pay (commission available after 60-day probationary period)
· Ongoing support and opportunity to grow into a Lead Tech or Trainer role

Starting Pay: Will vary depending on experience, with commission opportunities available after probation.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $35, $42,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Paid time off
• Professional development assistance

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

License/Certification:

• Driver's License (Required)

Work Location: On the road