The Tesla Collision Program is seeking an energetic professional with a proven track record of managing people and processes to work on one of the most progressive vehicle brands in the world. As the Collision Center Manager, you will be responsible for managing the workflow and production work force at our OEM-owned Collision Center.

This position requires a strong understanding of collision business processes and operations, as well as the willingness to adapt to and excel in a dynamic business environment. You must be a tactical problem-solver who can work in a fast-paced environment, capable of multi-tasking, and an effective leader with influence to drive business goals.

• Partner with Regional Manager to optimize daily Collision Center operations, ensuring excellence in customer, people, operational, and financial aspects
• Supervise work standards, production quality, resource scheduling, allocation, and vendor partnerships while ensuring compliance with regulations
• Take ownership of the team's performance, driving continuous improvements for exceptional output and customer service while championing safety, efficiency, and overall excellence
• Collaborate with internal team leaders to execute projects across various business functions, including but not limited to design, supply chain, logistics, legal, and accounts payable
• Exceed site goals through regular audits of shop operations, forecasting, and surpassing objectives
• Instill a culture of accountability, safeguarding the integrity of the Tesla brand, processes, procedures, and values
• Provide regular coaching and feedback, demonstrate a deep understanding of your team's strengths and opportunities, lead change, and inspire excellence daily

• 5-8 years of management experience in the collision industry or relevant roles in manufacturing, automotive, or customer service, in addition to 3-5 years vendor management expertise
• Bachelor's Degree, relevant Certificate from a Vocational School in Collision Repair, or equivalent
• Experience in effectively leading diverse field, technical repair, or manufacturing teams in a technology-driven environment
• Read and comprehend automotive repair procedures, with in-depth knowledge of methods, techniques, parts, tools, and materials used in collision repair; ability to run processes using Six Sigma or Toyota Lean
• Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to influence teams to achieve business targets
• Follow instructions meticulously, showcasing attention to detail in tasks and responsibilities; capable of self-management in limited supervision environments
• Valid driver's license and good driving record, preferred