Automotive Title Clerk
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infiniti of san joseSan Jose (CA)
Automotive Service Technicians and MechanicsNew Car Dealers
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Automotive Contracts ClerkInfiniti of San Jose is looking to add a Automotive Contracts Clerk to our fast growing independently owned dealer group.We are looking for highly motivated, honest and ethical workers that are able to work independently and in a group setting. We offer leading benefits along with a family oriented work/ life balance always promoting withing and investing in the future of all our employees.Contracts clerk performs a wide range of Administrative duties such as post new and used car deals in accounting, dealer trades, pay offs, schedule reconciliations, and vehicle documentation.ResponsibilitiesProcess New and Used Vehicle contracts in a timely manner specially at the end of the monthPayoff trades vehicles as soon as funding comes troughProcess Dealer Trades, Reconcile flooringReconcile Scheduled weekly and monthly/ maintain clean schedulesCancel reconcile warrantiesReconcile commissions/ bonusesProcess wholesale salesQualificationsMinimum 2 year Automotive accounting experience/ Automotive experienceExcellent computer skillsDetailed oriented and able to perform in a highly fast paced environmentDetailed oriented able to research and follow through skillsProfessional and DependableFriendly Demeanor looking to further their careerCDK/ADP experience preferredJob Type: FULL TIME Monday-FridayBenefits401kDental InsuranceVisionHealth InsuranceLife InsurancePaid VacationOn the Job trainingPay based on Automotive experience
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