Mechanic — On-Camera Repair Videos Full-Time Bohotina LLC Parkville, MD Job Details Contract $25.00 - $31.67 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Brake repair Oil change Filming Experience working in the automotive repair industry Power tools Hand tools Teaching Full Job Description You already know what a bad week at a flat-rate shop looks like You turn 22 hours and get paid for 22 hours, even though you were there for 45. The gravy jobs go to the guy who has been there longest. You get the seized-bolt, no-history, 190,000-mile nightmare and eat every hour of it. A comeback shows up and it comes out of your check. The service writer sells a job you would not have sold. A customer stands in the doorway asking if it is done yet. Parts are wrong, so you sit. Warranty time says 1.4 and the real world says 4. None of that exists here. What this job actually is

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makes how-to repair videos that teach everyday drivers how to take care of their own vehicles. Brakes, spark plugs, belts, sensors, filters, starters, fluids. The stuff people have always paid someone else to do because nobody ever showed them how. Our videos have been watched more than 83 million times. That is not a side project — it is a real audience of drivers who found us because they were stuck in a driveway at 9pm with a socket in their hand. The mechanic in front of the camera is the reason it works. You work out of our media studio garage in Parkville. The cars are ours and already staged in the bay. The parts are on the bench before you start. Camera, lights, and audio are already set up and running. We hand you the job list. You do the repair and talk through it like you are explaining it to a friend who has never held a wrench. We handle everything else. Why this beats the shop You get paid for time, not flag time. Hourly, every hour you are here. A job that takes four hours pays four hours. Nobody is comparing you to a book number written by someone who has never turned that bolt. There are no customers. Not one. No lobby, no phone calls, no "how much longer," no explaining to someone why their 12-year-old car needs more than an oil change. Nobody is waiting on the vehicle. No comebacks, no warranty claw-back, no liability. These cars are ours and they are not going back to anyone. Nothing gets deducted from your pay because a part failed six months later. No service writer, no upsell, no quotas. Nobody is selling work over your head or asking you to find something. The list is the list. No rust-bucket roulette. Everything on the list is work a competent DIYer can do at home with a normal toolbox. Oil changes, brake jobs, fluid services, filters, sensors, starters, reading and diagnosing check engine lights. No transmission rebuilds. No engine-out jobs. No 20-hour teardowns you flagged 6 hours on. The parts are already here and they are right. No sitting on your hands while the counter figures out why they sent the wrong rotors. Your work outlives the job. Every repair you do at a shop gets driven away and forgotten by Friday. Our channel has passed 83 million views. The brake job you film here gets watched by tens of thousands of people who finally understand their own car because of the way you explained it — and it keeps getting watched years from now. Your name is on it. Clean, indoor, climate-controlled bay. Not a gravel lot in February. What you will be doing Filming repair and maintenance videos from a defined list we provide for each vehicle. You do the work at a steady, deliberate pace — actually being able to slow down and explain what you are doing is the entire point — and hit the turnaround deadline on each vehicle assignment. Full-time, on site at our Parkville facility during agreed working hours. What you need Five or more years of hands-on automotive repair experience. Your own full set of hand and power tools — you bring your box, same as any shop. The ability to explain what you are doing in plain language while you are doing it. Reliable transportation to Parkville, MD. If you do not already own your tools, this is not the right fit. You do not need to be a "personality." You do not need to be polished or funny or good on camera on day one. If you can explain a brake job to your neighbor, you can do this. Most of our best videos are just a good mechanic talking normally. What we provide The garage, the bay, and the lift. Every camera, light, microphone, and piece of production gear. The vehicles. Every part for every job. Specialty tools when a repair calls for one. A clear list of videos for each assignment. No laptop, no hard drive, no camera, no editing, no uploading. You do the repair and the talking. We do the entire production. Requirements Daily commute to our studio garage in Parkville, MD. This is an on-site role. It is not remote and it is not work-from-your-own-garage. If you cannot reliably get to Parkville, please do not apply. One last thing When you apply there are a few follow-up questions. Start every single answer with a + sign. It tells us you actually read this.

Pay:

$25.00 - $31.67 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Application Question(s): Do you have your own mechanic tools that cover most common repairs? How comfortable are you speaking on camera and explaining repairs step by step? If selected, how soon could you start? Are you currently working? If yes, where? Why does this work appeal to you? How many years of experience do you have in automotive repair? Do you have any certifications, current or expired, such as ASE or OEM? How many hours per week are you realistically available for this work? What types of vehicles and repairs do you have the most experience with? Have you ever recorded or appeared in video content before? If so, tell us about it.

Work Location:

In person