Parts Advisor (Onsite)

MVP Asia Pacific Inc. is a leading outsourcing company located in the Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. We were founded with the mission to connect highly skilled offshore professionals with businesses of all sizes across the globe—helping our clients scale with speed and excellence.


At MVP, we foster a culture of professionalism, innovation, and collaboration. Our people enjoy a supportive, growth-driven environment with opportunities for continuous learning, career development and work-life balance.


If you’re driven, passionate about learning, and ready to make an impact, we’d love for you to join our growing team of MVPs!


Spare Parts Interpreter

 

Job Description:

 

  • Provide full-day phone support to customers, handling spare parts enquiries in a professional, and timely manner.

  • Accurately interpret customer spare parts requirements using part descriptions, vehicle details, and VIN information.

  • Prepare and provide quotations for panel and mechanical parts, ensuring correct pricing, availability, and part information.

  • Assist customers with enquiries relating to part availability, pricing, suitable alternatives, and general spare parts information.

  • Liaise with Spare Parts Team and suppliers to confirm stock availability, pricing, lead times, and alternative part options.

  • Maintain accurate records of customer enquiries, quotations, orders, and follow-up activities within the relevant systems.

  • Proactively follow up pending enquiries, quotations, and customer requests to ensure timely resolution and a high standard of service.

  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of parts catalogues, supplier systems, manufacturer information, and pricing structures.

  • Support the Spare Parts Team with administrative tasks related to quoting and order processing.

  • Deliver excellent customer service through clear, confident, and professional communication.

 

Qualifications:


  • Bachelor’s Degree in Automotive Engineering, or any related field.

  • 2 – 3 years of experience as a Spare Parts Interpreter, preferably within a dealership, automotive supplier, or trade environment.

  • Experience working with parts catalogues, supplier portals, or quoting systems.

  • Strong knowledge of vehicle panels and mechanical components.

  • High attention to detail with strong accuracy in interpreting and entering data.

  • Ability to meet strict deadlines and work in a highly competitive quoting environment.

  • Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

  • Excellent communication skills; ability to provide support to spare parts customers.


Nice-To-Haves:

 

  • Prior experience in a high-volume trade or flee spare parts environment.

  • Experience supporting Australian, UK, or global automotive markets.

  • Familiarity with dealer management systems (DMS), ERP platforms, or automotive quoting software


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