Vehicle Technical Assistance Agent

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Job Description:At DXC we use the power of technology to deliver mission critical IT services that our customers need to modernize operations and drive innovation across their entire IT estate. Our DXC account teams advise, create, orchestrate and drive value for customers by bringing the best of DXC to our customers. About This RoleA Vehicle Technical Assistance Agent provides expert support to dealer automotive technicians by diagnosing complex technical issues and offering solutions related to vehicle performance and repairs. If you are skilled and /OR certified in two or more of the following; engine, transmission / transaxle, axles, suspension / steering, brakes, electrical, HVAC or advanced diagnostics and would like an opportunity to put away the wrenches and work from home, this opportunity is for you.

Who you areEducation: 2-4 year Automotive Technology program (certificate or degree) preferred, or equivalent job experienceCertifications: State or ASE CertifiedExperience: Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience as an Automotive Technician (dealership preferred, but independent repair facilities are acceptable). Technical Skills: Expert understanding of vehicle systems, diagnostics, and repair processes. Joining DXC connects you to brilliant people who embrace change and seize opportunities to advance their careers and amplify customer success.

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