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Lead ADAS Calibration Technician Help Drive the Future of Automotive Safety Position Summary As an ADAS Calibration Technician - Southern California , you will inspect, diagnose, calibrate, and verify Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) following collision repairs, windshield replacements, suspension work, and other vehicle repairs. Using OEM-approved equipment and procedures, you will ensure cameras, radar, lidar, and other safety systems are properly calibrated and functioning as intended before vehicles return to the road. This position will also involve leadership, customer relationships, business development, and sales . The ideal candidate will have hands-on ADAS calibration experience and the ability to build strong relationships with local automotive businesses, identify new opportunities, and help develop new customer accounts. Key Responsibilities Perform static and dynamic ADAS calibrations in accordance with OEM specifications. Diagnose and troubleshoot ADAS-related issues using OEM and aftermarket diagnostic scan tools. Calibrate cameras, radar, lidar, ultrasonic sensors, and other ADAS technologies. Conduct pre- and post-calibration inspections. Interpret OEM service information, repair procedures, wiring diagrams, and calibration requirements. Document calibration procedures and results accurately. Ensure all calibrations meet manufacturer safety standards. Maintain calibration equipment and a clean, safe work area. Collaborate with technicians, service advisors, collision centers, dealerships, and other automotive partners. Lead and support ADAS calibration operations while maintaining high-quality and OEM-compliant standards. Develop and maintain relationships with repair shops, dealerships, collision centers, and other potential customers. Identify and pursue new business opportunities and actively acquire new accounts. Represent the company professionally when meeting with potential and existing customers. Support sales and business development initiatives to expand the company's ADAS calibration services in the Las Vegas market. Stay current with evolving ADAS technologies, OEM procedures, and industry standards. Required Qualifications 1-2 years of automotive repair, diagnostics, collision repair, or related experience. Experience using OEM or aftermarket scan tools. Strong mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems knowledge. Ability to read repair manuals and wiring diagrams. Excellent troubleshooting skills. Valid driver's license with a clean driving record. High school diploma or equivalent; technical education preferred. Previous leadership, supervisory, or managerial experience in an automotive or ADAS-related environment. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to develop professional relationships and identify new business opportunities. Preferred Qualifications Previous ADAS calibration experience. ASE (A6, A8) or equivalent certifications. I-CAR Certification. Experience in collision repair or windshield replacement. Management or leadership experience specifically within ADAS calibration or automotive diagnostics. Previous sales, business development, account management, or customer acquisition experience. Proven ability to acquire new accounts and develop long-term business relationships. Familiarity with Ford, GM, Toyota, Honda, Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Subaru, and other OEM calibration procedures. Physical Requirements Lift up to 50 pounds. Stand, bend, and kneel for extended periods. Safely operate vehicles and calibration equipment. Work in varying shop temperatures. What Success Looks Like Accurate OEM-compliant calibrations. Complete documentation. Strong safety and quality focus. Effective communication. Continuous learning. Successful development of new customer relationships and acquisition of new accounts. Growth of the company's ADAS calibration business in the Las Vegas market. Why Join Our Team? Competitive compensation. Full-time stable employment. Paid training and professional development. State-of-the-art equipment. Certification opportunities. Career advancement. Application Question(s): 1. Walk me through a time when a body shop GM, lead estimator, or insurance adjuster pushed back on the necessity, cost, or cycle time of an ADAS calibration. How did you use your technical understanding of OEM procedures (static vs. dynamic, target geometry, pre/post-scans) to resolve the issue, ensure the invoice was approved in CCC ONE/Mitchell, and protect the B2B relationship? 2. Mobile ADAS technicians operate semi-independently in third-party environments where floor slope, lighting, or poor communication can lead to missed targets or aborted calibrations. How have you recruited, trained, and held field technicians accountable for hitting daily capacity (3-4 calibrations/day) while ensuring zero documentation errors on scan completion certificates? 3. If we handed you an underperforming territory or a new van route today, what is your 30-60-90 day playbook to map out the market, convert collision and glass shops away from dealership tow-outs or competitor fleets, and scale monthly billable calibrations to full capacity?

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