The future of mobility
is built by Technicians
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An automotive & mobility technician builds and maintains vehicles and the systems that move them, EV assembly and charging, robotic production lines, and fleet equipment. It's hands-on work that typically pays $45,000–$90,000 and usually takes 6–18 months of training to enter.
Last reviewed June 2026 · National Technician Role Library- Typical pay$45k–$90k / yr
- Time to start6–18 months
- EducationNo 4-yr degree
- Active states12 (see map)
The people who build how we move
The shift to EVs and automated assembly is reshaping the auto industry. Technicians build the vehicles, run the robotic lines, and install the charging and fleet systems behind modern mobility.
Hands-on, well-paid work
Assemble vehicles, run robotic lines, and service EV charging and fleet systems.
EV transition drives demand
New EV plants and charging networks need technicians with electrical and controls skills.
No four-year degree required
Most roles start with a certificate, short course, or apprenticeship.
States active for automotive
Automotive & mobility
careers
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