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Repairs and maintains mechanical equipment at the Guayaquil workshop. Requires automotive technology, mechanical engineering or related training and at least two years of experience. Full-time, on-site.Summary by MotoJobs
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Advises customers, sells motorcycle parts and handles orders and inventory in Quito. Requires at least one year of relevant experience and a related technical or higher qualification. On-site.Summary by MotoJobs
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Advises customers through motorcycle purchases and works towards sales targets. Requires secondary education, at least one year of retail or motorcycle experience and social media skills. Full-time, on-site.Summary by MotoJobs
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Advises customers through motorcycle purchases and works towards sales targets. Requires secondary education, at least one year of retail or motorcycle experience and social media skills. Full-time, on-site.Summary by MotoJobs
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Maintains and prepares prototype and test motorcycles, supports testing and documents workshop issues. Requires at least four years of motorcycle-mechanic experience, fluent Spanish and good English.Summary by MotoJobs
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