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Capital Technology Resources is seeking experienced Motorcycle Mechanics and recent graduates from accredited programs to support prototype motorcycle testing at the Nissan Proving Grounds in Stanfield, Arizona.
The role includes performing maintenance, repairs, inspections, and test-riding duties, completing scheduled services, installing prototype components, and documenting findings while following safety procedures.
We are seeking experienced Motorcycle Mechanics and recent graduates from accredited motorcycle mechanic programs, such as Motorcycle Mechanics Institute (MMI) or WyoTech. Recent graduates must have completed their training within the past two years and have limited or no professional mechanic experience since graduation.
This position supports prototype motorcycle testing at the Nissan Proving Grounds in Stanfield, Arizona.
Perform mechanical maintenance, repairs, inspections, and test-riding duties to support prototype motorcycle testing and development.
Complete scheduled services and repairs on test motorcycles according to work orders, service requirements, and testing procedures.
Install, remove, and replace prototype components and systems to support various testing programs.
Inspect motorcycle systems and components, identify potential issues, and document findings, test results, and serviceability concerns.
Support troubleshooting and diagnostic activities involving mechanical, electrical, chassis, and powertrain systems.
Follow established safety procedures while performing shop work and operating motorcycles during testing activities.
Training or experience in motorcycle mechanics, with an emphasis on Harley-Davidson motorcycles preferred.
Strong mechanical aptitude and an understanding of motorcycle electrical, chassis, and powertrain systems.
Experience with electronic diagnostics, electrical troubleshooting, or electromechanical systems is a plus.
Ability to work any of three shifts and maintain a schedule of five consecutive workdays, which may include Saturdays or Sundays.
Candidates may be required to complete a written mechanical knowledge and skills assessment, followed by a panel interview with hiring leadership.
A valid driver's license with a motorcycle endorsement is required before employment.
Graduates of an accredited motorcycle mechanic program, such as MMI or WyoTech, with Harley-Davidson-specific training are preferred.