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Oversee daily yard and facility operations, lead and develop staff, manage scheduling, payroll, cash handling, inventory, vendors, maintenance, safety, and customer concerns. Ensure compliance with company processes and service standards while maintaining a high-performing team and positive employee relations. The role requires occasional travel to other locations and may involve responding to facility alarms.

Supervises office staff, assigns and prioritizes workloads, conducts operational audits, enforces company procedures, resolves employee and customer issues, manages supplies, trains employees, handles cash and bank deposits, maintains confidentiality, and responds to alarms. The role requires customer service, administrative, communication, organizational, math, typing, and basic office technology skills, along with a valid driver's license.

Provides customer service to internal and external customers, primarily coordinating vehicle releases from body shops, residences, and other locations. Answers and places calls, resolves customer issues, follows up professionally, and may support chat and email channels. Performs office support duties while maintaining accurate records, multitasking, and using company resources to meet customer needs.

Supports the Infrastructure and Operations team by designing user-centered experiences for internal tools, dashboards, and operational systems. Responsibilities include wireframing, prototyping, user research, usability testing, design system maintenance, accessibility reviews, stakeholder collaboration, and partnering with developers. The intern will help modernize enterprise IT tools and improve digital employee experiences while gaining hands-on UI/UX design experience.

Partners with business leaders on talent management, succession planning, leadership development, employee relations, performance management, organizational effectiveness, HR compliance, and enterprise HR programs. Uses workforce analytics to identify trends and recommend improvements in engagement, retention, productivity, and workforce planning. Coaches managers, supports organizational change, and builds trusted relationships across all levels.

Processes vehicle title paperwork for insurance companies, owners, lienholders, and state agencies. Responsibilities include reviewing documents for compliance, preparing total-loss packets, making follow-up calls, resolving problem files, monitoring shared inboxes, managing aged inventory, meeting audit and cycle-time requirements, and supporting staff training. The role requires strong customer service, communication, organization, multitasking, and knowledge of vehicle title documentation.

Processes vehicle titles according to state and company regulations, reviews ownership documents, researches missing or incorrect paperwork, updates customers, maintains accurate records and filing systems, and resolves title issues with customers, sellers, and DMV representatives. The role requires strong customer service, communication, organization, attention to detail, computer proficiency, and the ability to meet time-sensitive deadlines.

Processes vehicle titles according to state regulations and company policies. Reviews ownership documents, researches missing or incorrect paperwork, updates records, maintains files, and resolves title issues with customers, sellers, and DMV personnel. Provides customer service through email and verbal communication, maintains accurate documentation, meets deadlines, and works independently while handling multiple tasks.

Manages daily team workflows, quality checks, training, operational support, lender and seller communications, issue resolution, presentations, and process-improvement projects. The role supports operational excellence, maintains professional stakeholder relationships, audits work for accuracy, and assists leadership with special initiatives and departmental efficiency.

Processes vehicle titles according to state regulations and company policies. Reviews ownership documents, researches missing or incorrect paperwork, updates customers, maintains accurate records and title files, and communicates with customers, sellers, and DMV representatives. The role requires strong customer service, organization, attention to detail, multitasking, deadline management, computer proficiency, and occasional overtime.