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Automotive Engineering Technicians

Overview

Automotive engineering technicians help automotive engineers determine automotive performance and efficiency by conducting tests and studying and collecting data on vehicles and vehicle parts and systems. They may provide assistance in researching and testing the vehicle's engine design, aerodynamics, performance and fuel efficiency, safety features, ergonomics, and more. There are approximately 46,000 automotive engineering technicians employed in the United States, according to theĀ U.S. Department of Labor.

Salary Range

$25,000 to $100,000

Minimum Education Level

Associate's Degree

Certification/License

None

Outlook

About as Fast as the Average
Personality Traits

Hands On

Problem-Solving

Technical

Career Ladder
Automotive Engineering Technician Supervisor or Manager

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