An entry-level automotive technician is trained to perform diagnostic tests on cars, trucks, and other vehicles. They also repair, maintain, and perform routine inspections of vehicles. As an automotive technician, you are specially trained to deal with electrical and computer components in vehicles, and you use specialized tools and equipment to assess and analyze issues with computer systems and their interaction with the mechanical parts of the vehicle. You may also have customer service duties liking helping to educate owners, consulting with them on budgets, and ordering replacement car parts.