Automotive Body Technician

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Automotive Technician to support stamping engineering operations in Georgetown, KY. The candidate will perform dimensional measurements of stamping dies, panels, and sub-assemblies, analyze measurement data, identify accuracy and formability issues, and recommend corrective actions. Hands-on experience with metrology equipment, optical scanning systems, and measurement software is essential. Education High School Diploma/GED; technical or engineering education preferred Experience Minimum 2 years of relevant experience Travel Approximately 25%, including the U.S., Canada, and Mexico; hands-on work at manufacturing facilities and suppliers Overtime Approximately 20%, including weekends and summer/winter shutdowns PPE Hard hat, cap, gloves, earplugs, safety glasses, and steel-toed shoes extending above the ankle (mandatory) Pay Rate $25/hr - $35/hr Application Deadline 30th October Responsibilities Perform dimensional measurements of stamping dies and identify gaps against target specifications. Measure stamping panels and sub-assemblies to evaluate dimensional quality, accuracy, and formability. Conduct part-to-part (PxP) measurements and nominal-fit vehicle analysis. Analyze measurement data and recommend corrective actions to Stamping Process Engineering (PE) and Die Maintenance (D/M) teams. Scan completed dies and generate mesh data for NAMC die repair and copy-die preparation. Operate and troubleshoot Hexagon, FaroArm, blue-light/ATOS, and other optical or physical measurement systems. Use PolyWorks and related software to analyze measurement data, compare color maps, and identify accuracy issues. Prepare technical reports and communicate findings to engineering teams and suppliers. Maintain sensitive optical, mechanical, and robotic equipment and develop standardized procedures to improve efficiency. Provide hands-on technical support during domestic and international travel while following safety requirements. Qualifications Required Qualifications High School Diploma/GED or equivalent. Minimum 2 years of experience in metrology, dimensional measurement, or a related technical field; an engineering or technical degree is also relevant. Hands-on experience with Hexagon, FaroArm, or similar measurement systems. Knowledge of PolyWorks and experience with blue-light scanning, ATOS, Faro, or comparable systems. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills. Ability to interpret measurement data, identify dimensional deviations, and recommend solutions. Strong computer skills, including data analysis and report preparation. Ability to work independently, take initiative, and support shop-floor engineering activities. Willingness to travel approximately 25% within the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Ability to wear required PPE, including mandatory above-ankle steel-toed shoes. Preferred Qualifications CAD experience and new model launch experience. Familiarity with Argus formability software. Experience operating and maintaining optical and physical measurement equipment independently. Background in stamping dies, tooling, and checking fixtures. Experience with die scanning, mesh generation, and color-map comparisons. Ability to troubleshoot measurement equipment, work with third-party technical support, and develop standardized procedures. Strong mechanical and digital aptitude, with the ability to solve engineering problems with minimal direction. #J-18808-Ljbffr