DMV Registration Associate
jameson riley johnsonLincolnton (NC)
About the role
Job Description:
Join our Lincolnton privately contracted DMV License Plate Agency. We are a fast-paced, customer focused office assisting NC motorists with vehicle titling, annual plate renewals, tax collection and notarial services. We seek a registration associate with proved customer service experience and high attention to detail. The ideal applicant will have: NC Notary Certification or ability to gain; previous DMV or auto dealership experience; bi-lingual abilities (Spanish); customer service experience with the desire to serve a diverse customer base with kindness and professionalism; ability to process payments and perform end-of-day account reconciliation; strong attention to detail; data entry and/or computer skills with focus on regulated processes and procedures. High School Diploma or equivalent required. Primary skills required are working with customers in the data entry into the State of North Carolina's DMV registration database. Must be a US Citizen or Green Card holder, no previous felonies, and be able to pass computer use tests. Position will be full time, Monday through Friday. Training will be provided and required.\nCompany
Description:
Our 2-year old team is looking to grow. The Lincolnton office is a fun and hard-working team. We need new team members to keep our momentum going and help out the community.
Company Description:
Our 2-year old team is looking to grow. The Lincolnton office is a fun and hard-working team. We need new team members to keep our momentum going and help out the community.
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