Junior UK Dealer Network Coordinator

XPENG; Watford; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

XPENG in the United Kingdom is seeking a junior support to assist the Head of Network with day-to-day dealer network operations and cross-stakeholder coordination. The role has no sales targets and focuses on efficient information flow and task delivery.

You will coordinate with internal teams and UK dealers, maintain dealer records, prepare for meetings, and support network projects. Strong English, organisation, and MS Office skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Excellent written and spoken English for daily UK business communication.
• Well-organised, detail-minded and proficient in MS Office suite.
• Previous experience in automotive dealer network or retail support is preferred.
• Good interpersonal skills, proactive and able to drive tasks to closure.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Head of Network with all ongoing dealer network activities and routine coordination work
• Act as a communication bridge to facilitate information exchange between internal teams and UK dealers
• Collate network-related information, maintain dealer records and track the progress of action items
• Support dealer meeting preparation, take meeting notes and follow up on action owners
• Respond to routine inquiries raised by dealers and escalates complex issues promptly to the Head of Network
• Support the roll-out of network projects and processes as delegated

Skills

English language

Organisational skills

Interpersonal skills

Task execution/drive to closure

Tools

MS Office

Job description

XPENG in the United Kingdom is seeking a junior support to assist the Head of Network with day-to-day dealer network operations and cross-stakeholder coordination. The role has no sales targets and focuses on efficient information flow and task delivery.

You will coordinate with internal teams and UK dealers, maintain dealer records, prepare for meetings, and support network projects. Strong English, organisation, and MS Office skills are essential.