Automotive Biller P/T - entry level opportunity

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domstad aan zee trekhaak gezochtHuntington (NY)

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Junior

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$20-23.00/hourly

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About the role

Description: Automotive Biller (part-time, entry level) Mercedes Benz of Huntington, a member of the Competition Automotive Group, family-owned and operated for over 60 years is looking for an Automotive Biller to join our team. Being family-owned has its rewards. We operate on a set of standards that you won't find at other dealerships in the area. If you are an enthusiastic self-starter with a passion for selling and want to work in a company that offers the opportunity to make a great living but values family as much as hard work, we have the perfect job opportunity for you! Job Type Part-time In This Role, You Will Be Mainly Responsible For Process all financial documents and Motor Vehicle paperwork relating to sold vehicles Process dealer wholesale transactions Maintain Vehicle Book of Registry Maintain accurate records of MV50's and Plate Issuance Log Order supplies from Vehicle Safety Process DMV transmittals and submit to DMV office Follow up on Motor Vehicle rejections and ensure the timely process of registrations Requirements Strong MS Excel skills Needs to be detailed oriented Must be a team player Dealership experience preferred Schedule Part-time position -25-30 hours a week - Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Salary Description: $20-23.00/hourly depending on experience

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