Field Trainer Powerwall, DACH (m/w/d)

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teslaDenver (CO)

Training and Development Specialists Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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About the role

Field Trainer The position is remote and open to candidates based anywhere within Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. As a Field Trainer on our Residential Energy team, you'll help boost Powerwall sales in Germany by training our certified installers and attending public events. You'll get to hit the road in a Powerwall training and promo van, traveling around Southern Germany to facilitate trainings. Your main goals? Get people excited about our energy products, build stronger ties with current installers, and help bring new partners into the Tesla Certified Installer network. It's a dynamic job that needs solid know-how in the electrical fields plus great people skills and communication. You'll join a fun, creative team that's all about accelerating the world's transition to sustainable energy.

Responsibilities: Give product demos and technical training to installers and electricians. Set up and run marketing or tech events, including getting the Powerwall promo van ready to go. Keep yourself updated on all Tesla products and tools that customers use. Team up with local sales, engineering, and marketing folks to plan customer visits and events. Drive and take care of the Tesla Powerwall van and its gear—keep it safe, clean, working smoothly Plan your own travel schedule and handle the admin tasks

Requirements: At least 2 years in a technical customer facing role within the energy industry Strong skills in relationship-building and providing engaging trainingsA valid driver's license with a clean, safe driving history Willingness to travel frequently Fluent in German and a good understanding of English

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