BulletproofAuto

Hi everyone,

I am creating a unique opportunity for employment with Bulletproof Automotive. This will be posted regionally for now as I am always trying to help out fellow Cali people. I am looking for an in-house person to work for us and exclusively dedicated to working the forum boards and managing sales and group buys. If you like the automotive community and spend quite a bit of time swallowing up your day getting lost in forums, then you are the person I need. Bulletproof Automotive is a sponsored member of over two dozen sites and the opportunity to assist others is everywhere.

I am also looking for another candidate who is fluent or native Japanese for a translator position. This position will also be a member of our accounting team and strong computer skills/bookkeeping skills/data-entry and accounting skills necessary.

These positions are located in our Gardena office in Los Angeles. Compensation is very good with lots of career opportunity and mobility. If you are interested or know someone who fits these type of individuals, then email your resume to: jeffh@bulletproofautomotive.com or PM me for more information.

Thanks.
Mike

LiLS

iTrader: (7)

wow this sounds awesome...too bad it wasnt in tx

bighitbike

If I was in Cali I would be all over this. Such a good opportunity.

miniround

how about a young rep in FL...with tons of car guru friends?

BulletproofAuto

Sorry, you must work at our office in Gardena, CA 90249.
-Mike

AsianGirl007

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Hi Mike,

I'm moving this to our SoCal forum where it's targeted more for your Los Angeles/Orange county area.

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

ygpm .

mole

iTrader: (3)

That is what I call as close to a dream job as possible....

projectdna

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interesting. definitely interested. you've got mail.

Luv Da Lex

man where was this job like 5 months ago? i even contacted you guys. blah. im happy where im at now. but i wish i had a chance to do this job though.

gixxrr

Is this a full time or part time position? I'm ready to move out of the motorcycle industry