Dealer Lot Services Specialist
auto cartelAustin (TX)
About the role
Dealer Lot Services Specialist Autocartel is the largest privately-owned lot service company in Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado, specializing in high-quality automotive photography and videography. We help dealerships manage their online inventory by capturing professional, eye-catching images and videos of vehicles for sale. We're passionate about cars, photography, and customer service — and we're looking for energetic, detail-driven individuals to join our team! We're hiring a Dealer Lot Services Specialist to support our clients with their photography and videography needs. In this role, you'll travel to dealerships, photograph and video inventory and upload media into our internal database. This is a hands-on role ideal for self-starters who thrive in autonomy, enjoy being around new cars, and take pride in producing high-quality work.
What You'll Do:
Travel to assigned dealerships throughout the assigned area Stage and photograph vehicles following Autocartel standards Capture walkaround videos for online platforms Upload photos/videos to our internal system Input accurate vehicle data in an efficient manner Provide consistent and professional communication with dealerships and managers Perform physical work outdoors up to 8 hours daily Drive a variety of vehicles, including manual and automatic transmissions Provide consistent visits, maintain timeliness, and accuracy to ensure a continued business relationship with clients Apply productive thinking and self-discipline to maximize time efficiency (i.e., travel time and routes) Provide a high level of attention to detail
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