24 positions available in Chicago. Showing the 14 best matches below. Diversified Midwest hub: finance, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and skilled trades
Al Warren Oil Company Inc. • Chicago, Illinois, United States
Altom Transport • Chicago, Illinois, United States
Unilever • Chicago, IL
Unilever • Chicago, IL
Aviation Institute of Maintenance • Chicago, IL
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Aviation Institute of Maintenance • Chicago, IL
Aviation Institute of Maintenance • Chicago, IL
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EquipmentShare • Chicago, IL, US
Centimark Corporation • West Chicago, IL, US
Allianceground • Chicago, IL
Allianceground • Chicago, IL
Allianceground • Chicago, IL
Mechanics diagnose and repair cars, trucks and machinery: from brakes and timing belts to the electronics that now run everything. The trade rewards methodical minds that like problems with physical answers.
The median salary for a Mechanic in Chicago is $50,636 per year. The range is $39K - $65K (P10: $32,224, P90: $84,164). (BLS OEWS 2025) Typical US salary range: $40K - $65K. In Europe: €25K - €40K. Cost of living in Chicago is moderate compared to other cities.
Diversified Midwest hub: finance, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and skilled trades. A diversified Midwest economy spanning industry, transport, finance, healthcare, and the skilled trades.
Top industries: Manufacturing & Logistics, Finance, Healthcare, Professional Services & Trades.
Strong public transit network with Metra regional connectivity supporting hybrid work patterns.
Mechanics become master technicians, workshop foremen or service managers; EV certifications and heavy-equipment specialities command the top rates. The EV transition splits the market in 2026: classic workshops lack electric-certified techs, and fleets pay up for anyone who can service both worlds.
Walk through your diagnostic method on a fault you're proud of — symptom, hypothesis, test, fix. Method is what separates a technician from a parts-swapper.
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