Top Entry Level Automotive Jobs

The Quality Engineer will develop industry-leading automotive technologies, ensuring quality through inspections, compliance with specifications, and effective communication with stakeholders.

The Process Engineer supports manufacturing by resolving issues, implementing new products, optimizing processes, analyzing cost efficiencies, and supervising staff.

The Die Setter is responsible for setting up and operating machinery to produce parts for the automotive industry, adhering to safety and quality standards.

Manage and engage Chevrolet dealers through remote communication, facilitate training, analyze sales, and help resolve customer issues while achieving sales goals.

Manage sales orders and assist with opportunity tracking. Support sales teams, create reports, and communicate with customers while ensuring lead management.

The Territory Sales Representative is responsible for selling Cox services to residential customers, including lead generation and door-to-door sales. This role involves building relationships, managing an assigned territory, and achieving sales targets.

As a Title Specialist I, you will manage title servicing tasks, document processing, liaise with banks and vendors, and maintain documents for auto loans.

The Sales Development Representative will sell product lines, provide solutions, manage customer relationships, and achieve revenue targets while utilizing CRM software and maintaining compliance with health guidelines.

The Quality Process Engineer will optimize manufacturing processes, ensure product quality, and mentor team members. This role includes diagnostic testing and applying technical troubleshooting skills.

The Quality Trainee will participate in a 24-month training program with rotations in various quality departments, gaining experience in engineering and process improvement.

The Associate Layout Designer will support engineers with drawing layouts, creating components and BOMs, and ensuring accuracy in CAD drawings.

The General Laborer will perform tasks such as driving a truck, maintaining facilities, and assisting various departments.

The CNC Machine Operator will manage the machining process, ensuring quality standards, performing maintenance, and documenting production activities.