Elephant Racing hiring in NorCal

[Chuck Moreland]

We have an immediate need to fill two openings.

Product assembly specialist – Perform product assembly, packing and shipping

Shock Absorber Technician – Build and test shock absorbers

Both are full time and located in our R&D facility in Santa Clara

We will train - you need to be mechanically inclined, proficient with hand tools, have professional demeanor, and enthusiasm for Porsche.

For more info, check the "Jobs" tab on our website.

[DG624]

DO you get a discount on parts?

[Grady Clay]

If I were younger and wanted an interesting Porsche job, I would be there in a flash.
Chuck is a good guy and the business is one to be in.
It strikes me there are several opportunities at some of the best-of-the best Porsche businesses.
Elephant is one.

Nothing is better (emotionally & financially) than joining your passion with your career (enterprise?).
Keep in mind every one wants to find a worthy successor for their hard earned business.
You young MBA grads and trade mechanics could do far worse.

My 2¢

Best,
Grady

[3stewartS]

Chuck,

If you were to branch out into the midwest I would be beating on your door!
Santa Clara is too far to commute given todays gas prices.

Good luck! I hope you find the right candidate for the job.

[Chuck Moreland]

Originally Posted by DG624

DO you get a discount on parts?

LOL, that's one of the perks Plus access to a well-equipped shop to work on your own car.

[James Brown]

Can you ship up to Bellingham? I'll send them back!

[skinnerd]

Me too.
Just getting a bit too old to consider, or I'd be there in a flash as well.
If you ever open a branch or shop in Portland, Oregon....give me a call.
I'd love to do this kind of stuff.

[HawgRyder]

My father once told me that if you earn money doing your hobby you will never "work" a day in your life.
I have been in the electronics industry for over 40 years...and have been paid for doing my hobby all that time...Chuck's offer is a dream come true for someone that truly loves cars
I know the new hire will have a smile on his or her face for a long time.
Bob

[Jays72T]

Discount on parts...when did this start? :-)

[tharbert]

I have a 18 year old son ready to relocate. Actually, I'm ready for him to locate. He's working on his automotive degree at the local CC. I'll have him take a look.

[kanadary]

interesting, i worked at a porsche dealer service dept as a mechanics helper when i graduated from highschool and the head mechanic said to me. if you like cars and working on them, don't take it up as a profession, you'll hate it in the future. he had a few 356s and a speeder at the time. i guess its all prospective. i still love getting my hands dirty but now don't like to surf the net as much.. so maybe he was right. who knows.