Workshop Manager (m/f/d)

- Academic training in Mechanical Engineering and/or training in Mechatronics

- Knowledge of mechanics (minimum level technical 3)

- Proven experience in mechanical and mechatronic services

- Knowledge of hybrid, electric vehicles, and automotive telematics

- Experience in operational management of workshops

- Knowledge of Office and Information Systems

- Availability to work extended hours, shifts, and weekends.

- Driver's license

What we offer:

– Productivity bonuses

– Health expense reimbursement extendable to the household

– Life insurance

– Extra vacation day

– Continuous training

– Possibility of career progression

– Integration into a dynamic team with a young spirit

– Integration into an accelerated growing network and the largest Portuguese automotive group

What we value:

Midas is the world leader in multi-brand automotive maintenance and services. We are part of Salvador Caetano and our mission is to care for drivers and their vehicles in a sustainable way, contributing to their daily safety and peace of mind. We do this by investing in values such as service quality, trust, proximity, and transparency.

Working at Midas means finding new challenges every day. We are always in motion, looking for the best talent to join our teams and contribute to the evolution of the business. If you are bold, continuously seek to beat your own best record, and identify with customer proximity, leave us the key to your career!

What it is like to be a MIDAS Workshop Manager:

- You are oriented towards the achievement of objectives

- You have the capacity for management and motivation of teams

- You have high commercial capacity

- You are empathetic, autonomous, and have the ability to build relationships with customers

- You manage the Midas workshop, ensuring human and operational management

- You ensure the smooth running and optimization of the workshop's operational work

- You coordinate the daily workflow

- You ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty and represent the MIDAS image