
Tesla Announces Multiple Job Openings Across India
Tesla, the leading electric vehicle manufacturer, has announced multiple Indian job positions which focus mainly on Mumbai and Delhi. Musk made the job opening announcement after Modi met him in the United States during their bilateral talk. The different job roles Tesla has posted indicate their plans for market entry into India by covering several functional departments from sales to customer service and operations and technical areas. Tesla requires new employees at all experience levels who will establish its first India-based workforce.
Position | Type | Key Responsibilities |
Business Operations Analyst | Full-Time | Manage order pipeline from booking to delivery; Strategic partner for sales team |
Customer Support Specialist | Full-Time | Handle customer inquiries; Coordinate with Sales, Vehicle Service, and Executive Staff |
Order Operations Specialist | Full-Time | Track orders from deposit to revenue recognition; Handle vehicle sales and delivery processes |
Tesla Advisor | Full-Time | Support customers in showrooms; Deliver innovative buying experience |
Consumer Engagement Manager | Full-Time | Content creation; Lead generation; Manage consumer events |
India Sales Advisor | Full-Time | Handle vehicle configurations; Work with reservation holders |
Service Technician | Full-Time | Provide technical support and customer service; Work with EV technology |
Parts Advisor | Full-Time | Handle customer interaction; Provide basic technical support |
Service Manager | Full-Time | Lead service teams; Manage day-to-day operations |
Delivery Operations Specialist | Part-Time | Coordinate between delivery and supporting teams; Prepare customer deliveries |
Store Manager | Full-Time | Drive sales operations; Lead team recruitment and development |
Service Advisor | Full-Time | Provide technical and customer service support |
Business Order Analysts | Full-Time | Support sales organization; Content creation; Lead generation |
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