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European Diag Tech


Job Location:

Alpharetta, GA - USA

Yearly Salary: USD 125000 - 160000
Posted: 28 September 2026 (4 days ago)
Application Deadline: 26 December 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

NOW HIRING: A European Diagnostic Technician
European Service Center
Alpharetta GA
Full-Time $125000 Guaranteed $70 Per Flagged Hour

Are you the tech other techs come to when theyre stuck
You know the car. Its already been to two shops and the dealer. Theres a pile of new parts in the trunk and its still broken.

Other techs start guessing. You scope it pull the wiring diagram and prove whats actually wrong.

We work on European vehicles and we pay for real diagnostic skill.

The Money:
  • $125000 annual guarantee so a slow week never cuts your income.
  • $80 per flagged hour production rate.
  • Real room to earn above the guarantee.
  • Compensation is proposed. Final terms will be set in a written pay plan.

What Youll Do:
  • Take the hard electrical drivability emissions and mechanical cases on BMW MINI Mercedes-Benz Audi VW Porsche Jaguar Land Rover and Volvo.
  • Confirm the cause with scan data wiring diagrams meters and a scope before a single part gets ordered.
  • Fix it right the first time and write notes the next tech can actually follow.
  • Give service advisors straight answers and realistic repair times.
  • Raise the diagnostic standard for the entire shop.

What You Bring:
  • 5 years of professional European repair experience.
  • Daily hands-on oscilloscope use not once-a-month.
  • Comfort moving across multiple European makes.
  • Quality work at a steady consistent pace.
  • Clear communication and a willingness to make the techs around you better.

How We Hire
We dont hire off résumés the interview well walk through real diagnostic scenarios and ask you to show us how you think: what youd test in what order and why.
If that sounds like a good time instead of a stressful one youre our guy.

To Apply:
Send your résumé to .
Include a short story about the toughest diagnostic problem youve ever solved: what the car was doing what everyone else missed and how you found it.
We read every story. We call the techs whose stories stand out.