Tesla is looking for sales employees as it sets up its first site in Oxfordshire.
The electric car company will take up 24,000 sq ft, at Albion Land's Catalyst Bicester park, a deal which is a first for Tesla in the region.
The manufacturer is looking for a number of store supervisors to help manage the site and deal with customers.
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Tesla was unable to confirm how many jobs the new site would eventually provide and if the site would solely be a showroom.
Part of the job description reads: “You are a front line leader that gets involved in the day-to-day activities of your team, store operations, and dealing with customers.
“You will be challenged to support your team through training, coaching, motivating and analyzing sales performance. “
The new occupant will join Evolito, an aerospace company, and Yasa, an EV motor company, which Mercedes Benz owns, and a design and manufacturing firm at the site.
Positioned off the southern gateway to the town off the A41, Catalyst Bicester also hosts a David Lloyd Leisure facility and a Holiday Inn hotel.
To date, six buildings have been constructed and occupied or handed over, with an additional two under construction, set to be finished by the summer.
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The anonymous design and manufacturing firm has also pledged to occupy building seven, intending to make Catalyst Bicester its central technological facility.
Building eight, with a footprint of 38,710 sq ft, is under construction as a speculative project due to the demand from the technology sector.
Once completed, Catalyst Bicester will hold more than 400,000 sqft of hybrid structures designed for advanced manufacturing sectors and technology.
Simon Parsons, director of Albion Land, said: "Momentum is building at Catalyst Bicester with the park’s excellent blend of occupiers, location, power, amenity, and facilities.
"It’s a sign of the strength of the park and the location that both Tesla and a further tech-driven design and manufacturing company have chosen Catalyst Bicester and we look forward to attracting more occupiers in the next phase of development.
"We expect our speculative building eight to let readily and look forward to bringing forward further phases of development in 2024 to meet sustained occupier demand."
Catalyst Bicester already has "full and implementable" planning permission in place as well as substantial secured power connections.
It can accommodate occupier requirements of up to 120,000 sq ft and offer certainty on handover dates.
CBRE and Colliers International acting for Albion Land, Knight Frank representing Tesla, and Savills working on behalf of the anonymous design and manufacturing company are the letting agents involved in the deal.
As a town with significant road and rail linkages, Bicester's progress and its impending connection to the Oxford-Cambridge East West Rail line contribute to the interest in this town, according to Albion Land.
Work on Catalyst Bicester, a £1000 million project, started in 2021.
At that point, its developers said it would provide workspace for up to 1,750 new jobs.
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