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Inspect and assure quality of vehicle detailing, train and assign detailers, perform final detail tasks, log and photograph completed vehicles, maintain shop safety and cleanliness, run inventory reports, and report equipment issues to management.

Lead day-to-day logistics, warehouse, and transportation operations at hubs and inspection centers. Supervise and train teams, monitor KPIs, process inventory with RFID/tablets, manage 3P transactions and delayed shipments, handle EV charging/inventory, support audits and interdepartmental communication, maintain supplies, stage and move vehicles, assist vendors, and run employee engagement activities while enforcing safety protocols.

Process and finalize vehicle registrations, verify customer paperwork, interact with state and county licensing agencies (in-person and online), update customer records, input and cross-reference data across databases, maintain detailed tracking notes, assist teammates with follow-up, and perform other administrative duties to ensure smooth vehicle ownership transitions.

The eDiscovery Technologist supports Carvana's Litigation Team by managing eDiscovery requests, maintaining databases, and improving operational processes.

Manage day-to-day market operations including logistics, inventory quality, scheduling, registration paperwork, customer and employee experience, mentoring and training, process improvement, and hands-on operational tasks in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Software Engineer at Carvana will drive large-scale projects, develop scalable solutions, collaborate with teams, and mentor junior developers, primarily using C# and JavaScript technologies.

As a People Operations Specialist, you will support employees through Leaves of Absence and Accommodations, providing service, guidance, and maintaining data integrity while ensuring compliance with relevant laws and policies.

As an Inside Sales Coordinator, assist in servicing dealer relationships, support growth of customer base, perform administrative duties, and manage dealer sales inventory to achieve sales goals.

Serve as front-office contact for customers and vendors; review, verify, and process vehicle titles per jurisdictional DMV rules; calculate fees; submit duplicate requests; maintain title records and databases; perform data entry, payments (non-cash), phone communications, and related administrative tasks.

The Senior Operations Manager oversees production lines, manages facility performance, resolves operational issues, conducts performance reviews, supports staff development, and ensures safety compliance.