Auto Body Technician Jobs
Auto Body Technician jobs are open across collision repair shops, dealership service centers, fleet maintenance companies, and independent garages, at levels from entry-level helper to master technician, with specializations in structural repair, paint refinishing, and frame alignment. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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Service Center
Columbia - Southeast
Every day, over 20,000 car accidents disrupt lives. When our customers face one, we step in to make things right — quickly, confidently, and with care.
At Caliber, fixing fenders has its benefits—like working with modern equipment, opportunities to create a career that works for you, and a center safety rating that helps make sure you get home to your family each night.
Are you the right fit?
If you find yourself nodding your head to the list below, Caliber might be right for you.
- Experienced hands—At least two years of turning wrecks into road-ready rides.
- Frame and structural know-how—If you can pull, straighten, and square it up, we want you.
- No-shortcuts mentality—Blueprint it, fix it right the first time.
- Sharp eye for detail—You’re committed to tightened bolts, perfected welds, and no excuses.
- Physically fit for the job—You can lift up to 50lbs.
- Team-first attitude—You collaborate with the painters, estimators, and front office staff in the business.
- Must be eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions.
What’s in it for you?
We value your skills and reward you with solid benefits, performance-based earning potential, and opportunities to build a career that moves you forward.
- Competitive pay—Unlimited work paired with a flag rate.
- Career growth—Opportunities to create a career that works for you.
- Training that levels you up—I-CAR, ASE certifications—we invest in you.
- Paid time off and holidays—Start accruing time off on day one and enjoy six company-wide holidays each year.
- Day-one benefits—Medical, dental, vision, 401k match—no waiting.
- Best equipment and tech in the business—3M products, industry-leading gear.
How will you spend your days?
No two crashes are identical, which means your days are filled with new challenges and interesting work.
- Blueprint and execute—No guesswork, no shortcuts—just clean, precise repairs.
- Full collision repair—From fender benders to frame rebuilds, you handle it all.
- Panel and structural work—If it’s bent, twisted or torn, you bring it back to factory specs.
- Quality reassembly—Fit and finish matter—your final touches make all the difference.
- Work as a team—Trust and teamwork move cars through.
- Keep it clean—A pro always puts work location safety and tidiness first.
Accidents are our business. Being a great place to work? We do that on purpose. Apply today.
Caliber is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Caliber uses E-Verify to confirm the identity and employment eligibility of all new hires.
Must be eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions.
Service Center
Columbia - Southeast
Every day, over 20,000 car accidents disrupt lives. When our customers face one, we step in to make things right — quickly, confidently, and with care.
At Caliber, fixing fenders has its benefits—like working with modern equipment, opportunities to create a career that works for you, and a center safety rating that helps make sure you get home to your family each night.
Are you the right fit?
If you find yourself nodding your head to the list below, Caliber might be right for you.
- Experienced hands—At least two years of turning wrecks into road-ready rides.
- Frame and structural know-how—If you can pull, straighten, and square it up, we want you.
- No-shortcuts mentality—Blueprint it, fix it right the first time.
- Sharp eye for detail—You’re committed to tightened bolts, perfected welds, and no excuses.
- Physically fit for the job—You can lift up to 50lbs.
- Team-first attitude—You collaborate with the painters, estimators, and front office staff in the business.
- Must be eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions.
What’s in it for you?
We value your skills and reward you with solid benefits, performance-based earning potential, and opportunities to build a career that moves you forward.
- Competitive pay—Unlimited work paired with a flag rate.
- Career growth—Opportunities to create a career that works for you.
- Training that levels you up—I-CAR, ASE certifications—we invest in you.
- Paid time off and holidays—Start accruing time off on day one and enjoy six company-wide holidays each year.
- Day-one benefits—Medical, dental, vision, 401k match—no waiting.
- Best equipment and tech in the business—3M products, industry-leading gear.
How will you spend your days?
No two crashes are identical, which means your days are filled with new challenges and interesting work.
- Blueprint and execute—No guesswork, no shortcuts—just clean, precise repairs.
- Full collision repair—From fender benders to frame rebuilds, you handle it all.
- Panel and structural work—If it’s bent, twisted or torn, you bring it back to factory specs.
- Quality reassembly—Fit and finish matter—your final touches make all the difference.
- Work as a team—Trust and teamwork move cars through.
- Keep it clean—A pro always puts work location safety and tidiness first.
Accidents are our business. Being a great place to work? We do that on purpose. Apply today.
Caliber is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Caliber uses E-Verify to confirm the identity and employment eligibility of all new hires.
Must be eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions.
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Find Auto Body Technician JobsAuto Body Technician Job Market
A snapshot from current openings nationwide, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
- Caliber Collision278
- Classic Collision47
- Glass America41
- Academy Bus1
- Axalta Coating Systems1
Top Industries Hiring
- Automotive42
- Chemicals & Materials1
- Construction & Real Estate1
- E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in auto body technician jobs.
- ASE or I-CAR certification in collision repair or refinishing
- Hands-on experience with MIG welding, frame straightening, and panel replacement
- Proficiency with estimating software such as CCC ONE or Mitchell
- Ability to perform color matching and apply finish coats to manufacturer standards
- Valid driver's license with a clean driving record
- High school diploma or vocational training in auto body or collision repair
Tips for Your Auto Body Technician Job Search
List certifications before job titles
Put your I-CAR Gold Class or ASE certifications at the top of your resume, above your job titles. Hiring managers at collision centers scan for credentials first. Burying them in a skills section means they get missed in a quick skim.
Document repairs with before-and-after photos
Carry a small portfolio of your best repair work on your phone. Dealership service managers and shop owners respond to visual proof of panel work, color matching, and structural repairs far more than descriptions of duties in a resume.
Filter openings by pay structure not just title
Auto body technician roles vary sharply between flat-rate, hourly, and commission pay. When reviewing listings, read the compensation model carefully. Flat-rate shops reward speed, while hourly roles suit technicians still building efficiency on complex structural jobs.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists auto body technician openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare to demonstrate shop system fluency
Many interviews include a walkthrough of the estimating or repair-order software the shop uses, such as CCC ONE or Mitchell. Mention any systems you've worked with on your resume and be ready to talk through how you read and close a repair order.
Negotiate on tools and equipment allowances
After an offer, ask about tool allowances, lift access, and whether the shop covers paint and materials costs. These details affect your take-home significantly in flat-rate environments and are often negotiable before you accept.
Auto Body Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most auto body technicians?
The companies hiring the most auto body technicians right now include Caliber Collision, Classic Collision, and Glass America, with the largest share of openings in California, Georgia, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. Demand tends to be strongest at multi-location collision center chains and franchise dealership groups.
How many auto body technician jobs are remote?
About 0% of auto body technician openings are fully remote or hybrid as of June 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most collision repair work. The sub-areas most likely to include remote flexibility are damage estimating, parts coordination, and quality inspection roles attached to larger fleet or insurance operations.
How do you become an auto body technician?
You typically start by completing a vocational program or community college certificate in collision repair or auto body technology, which covers welding, panel work, and refinishing. After training, most technicians enter the field as helpers or apprentices, work toward I-CAR or ASE certification, and build specializations in structural repair, paint, or estimating over several years on the shop floor.
Can you get hired as an auto body technician with little experience?
Yes, entry-level auto body technician roles exist specifically for candidates who have completed vocational training but have limited shop hours. Independent collision shops and dealership service centers often hire helpers or detailer-to-tech trainees. Demonstrating comfort with hand tools, surface prep, and basic welding in an interview goes further than years of experience at this level.
What does the auto body technician interview process look like?
Most auto body technician interviews start with a shop walk and a conversation about your repair experience, certifications, and the types of vehicles or damage you've handled. Many shops follow with a hands-on skills check, asking you to inspect a vehicle, read a repair order, or perform a short task. References from previous shop supervisors are almost always verified before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to auto body technician jobs?
You can find and apply to auto body technician jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from collision repair shops, dealerships, and fleet operators across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your certifications and experience level, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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