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As an Entry-Level Quality Associate at Carvana, you'll be responsible for various automotive roles, including detailing vehicles, managing vehicle movement, taking photos, and inspecting for defects. The position offers competitive pay, extensive training, and benefits like healthcare and tuition reimbursement.

As an Outside Sales Representative, you will pursue growth opportunities, establish and maintain customer relationships, and execute ADESA’s Dealer Sales strategy to drive business forward and increase vehicle sales.

The Lot Specialist will perform various duties related to vehicle inventory management, including scanning and recording vehicle movements, ensuring vehicles are properly placed, coordinating with repair shops, and assisting in the movement of vehicles throughout the auction process.

The Team Lead for Market Operations at Carvana is responsible for managing the local hub's operations, logistics, and market success while developing a team of Customer Advocates. Responsibilities include hiring, training, and mentoring team members, monitoring performance, driving production, and enhancing customer experiences. The role requires someone who can assess business trends and proactively offer solutions while fostering a positive team environment.

The Manager of DOT Compliance at Carvana will oversee the day-to-day operations of the Driver Safe and Secure Risk Team, focusing on DOT compliance and transportation safety improvement. Responsibilities include managing compliance programs, performance metrics, communication with operational teams, reporting on compliance status, and coaching team members.

The Financial Operations Specialist at ADESA provides exceptional service to customers, primarily focusing on resolving payment inquiries and monitoring Salesforce queues for payment exceptions. This role involves direct communication with customers, managing their payments, and collaborating with auction sites to ensure smooth operations. Strong problem-solving and communication skills are essential.

As an entry-level Lube and Tire Tech, you will perform light mechanical work including inspecting brake pads and fluids, conducting battery tests, maintaining tires, and carrying out multi-point inspections. Your role also involves assisting in general shop duties and providing friendly service to customers.