"RotaryLover" (rotarylover)
11/05/2013 at 20:24 • Filed to: None | 0 | 11 |
Is there such a thing?
The Opponaut formerly known as MattP123
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:25 | 0 |
You mean a software developer?
But I guess there are still things on an electric car that require turning a wrench.
doodon2whls
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:28 | 1 |
There are several job openings on teslamotors.com
You could get your foot in the door as a product specialist and then become a tech, ostensibly.
Anon
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:32 | 1 |
I'm sure that if you moved to silicon valley there will be a massive demand for people that know how to work on teslas in the coming years.
The man in the iron mask
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:32 | 1 |
You reminded me i have cool some pictures i could upload on oppo, dont know if this might help you
BJ
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:33 | 1 |
There is such a thing.
On the Careers page of their website there's a link to job searches, I did a quick search for all jobs worldwide in the "Service" business unit - there are tons.
If you check the job description for "technician" positions, it sounds not too bad: go pick up customer cars with trailer, fix them, do the PDI for new cars, etc etc. Basic mechanic-level stuff + a bit of customer service.
Hmmm, maybe I should change careers?
Slave2anMG
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:36 | 1 |
Here's the fundamentals...
davedave1111
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 20:53 | 1 |
Yes .
MtrRider Just Wants Doritos
> The Opponaut formerly known as MattP123
11/05/2013 at 21:18 | 1 |
Battery swaps. Tire changes. uh... Wiper fluid.
Leadbull
> RotaryLover
11/05/2013 at 22:04 | 1 |
Probably not a bad idea.
As electric cars become more popular, I'm sure knowing how to work on them will be a very marketable skill.
RotaryLover
> The man in the iron mask
11/05/2013 at 23:14 | 1 |
Problem is, I'm not from Houston ha!
RotaryLover
> Anon
11/05/2013 at 23:16 | 0 |
There must be a joke about Silicon Valley and electric cars here somewhere....