Spending money on your car is just a part of being a gearhead, but what if your job was in the racing industry where you got to live the performance life and get paid for it? Getting your big break into the aftermarket used to require knowing someone at a company to get the inside track. Until now.
The Custom Auto Network (CAN) has their own career board called the CAN Career Center that is nothing but automotive jobs that can get you a spot in the performance industry.
The CAN Career Center helps to connect members of CAN with qualified automotive professionals that are seeking employment. This type of system streamlines the hiring process for an automotive company and eliminates the need to use multiple job websites. The site is something that all levels of career seekers can use, from those looking for an entry-level position all the way up to senior management positions.
CAN President Tracie Nunez explains exactly what the CAN Career Center is all about.
“When it comes to making career connections in the automotive industry, the mass market approach of mega job boards is not the best way for automotive companies to find qualified candidates. So, if someone is looking for a career in the automotive field, this is a great place to post their resume. This career board offers a targeted approach, and employers will only be matched with candidates who are interested in the automotive industry.”
The CAN Career center is a robust platform for employers that provides them with amazing exposure for job listings, simple online job management, a searchable resume database, and an additional way to promote your company. Job seekers get the benefits of a profile to present their information, job agent searches that search for jobs on the site for you, a searchable portfolio about your career, job application preview options, and even a Google Maps plug-in to show you how far your commute will be.
If you’re looking for an automotive performance career or want to find people to hire make sure to check out the CAN Career Center website right here for your employment needs!
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