Somerset Auto Group

****Sales--Representative****

 Sales are responsible for selling new and pre owned vehicles from inventory.  Sales ensure customer retention by staying in touch with there customer base or comany data base. 

PLEASE CONTACT EDWARD CORREIA at 877-775-3441

****Service--Technician****

Service technicians inspect, maintain and repair vehicles. Technicians use diagnostic tools to identify the source of problems and then make adjustments or repairs.

As with all positions within dealerships, mid-level service technicians are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards

PLEASE CONTACT JOE PAPA at 877-775-3441

****SERVICE ADVISOR****

 A service advisor (also referred to as a service consultant) works with customers to schedule service work and communicate any additional service needed.  Service advisors also handle the administrative and customer relations aspects of service department operations.

Please contact JOE PAPA at 877-775-3441

Office Manager

The office manager is responsible for organizing, supervising and coordinating administrative operations, which include payroll, accounts payable and accounts receivable, inventory control, benefits management and human resources.

Office AR/AP Clerk

Accounts receivable clerks process payments to customers' accounts and take appropriate action on overdue payments.  Accounts receivable clerks also maintain records and deposits. Accounts payable clerks process invoices for the dealership and make payments by the due date, as well as review and resolve any invoicing issues.   

Office Cashier

The cashier receives and disburses money within the dealership, and usually works in the service department.  The position involves use of electronic scanners, cash registers or related equipment. The cashier processes credit or debit card transactions and validates checks.

Office Manager

The office manager is responsible for organizing, supervising and coordinating administrative operations, which include payroll, accounts payable and accounts receivable, inventory control, benefits management and human resources.

Office Payroll Clerk

Payroll clerks compile and post employee time and payroll data for the dealership. They may also compute employees' time worked, production, and commissions, post wages and deductions, and process paychecks.

Receptionist

The receptionist/telephone operator greets customers when they come into the dealership's showroom, answers their questions and directs them to the appropriate staff member.  The receptionist also answers all incoming calls, takes messages and transfers callers to the appropriate department. 

Parts Asst. Manager

Are you a problem solver with a strong sense of organization and detail and a love for cars? You can turn these interests into one great career!

Working in an automotive parts department provides a solid, fast-paced career with reat compensation. U.S. vehicle owners spend nearly $150 billion a year to service, repair, and equip their cars. This means that there are millions of parts and accessories to be sold, ordered, shipped, inventoried, and delivered. It is the job of the parts department to make all this happen, so a well-run and efficient parts department is essential to the success of a dealership.

Parts Counter Person

The parts counter salesperson works at a pickup window to assist the service technicians and walk-in customers in purchasing parts and accessories.

Parts Driver

A parts driver delivers and picks up parts and equipment for the dealership.  Drivers also check invoices to ensure that the parts ordered were correctly pulled for delivery to the customer. The delivery driver must account for cash on COD orders and maintain an accurate, detailed delivery log

Parts Manager

The parts manager strives to return a satisfactory profit on the dealership's investment in parts inventory.  Parts managers accomplish their objectives through the use of proper purchasing procedures, inventory control, staff utilization, security, pricing, merchandising, display and advertising

Sales--Finance Manager

The F&I manager sells new and used car buyers financing and insurance programs.  F&I managers also work with financial lenders to give fair interest rates to buyers and programs. As with all positions within dealerships, F&I managers are expected to hold the highest standards.

Sales--General Sales Manager

General sales managers are responsible for profitability in both the new and used vehicle departments and for customer retention.  To achieve this, they must effectively manage sales personnel, have a strong knowledge of the market, and an in-depth understanding of all sales departments' financial data as well as strong customer relations skills.

Sales--Internet Manager

The Internet sales Manager manages the online sales conducted through a dealership's website. Depending on the size of the dealership, Internet Managers may work solely with Internet leads, or they assist customers in the showroom.

As with other sales positions, Internet sales personnel are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards. 

Sales--New Car Manager

New vehicle sales managers are responsible for displaying and maintaining new vehicle inventory.  Managers ensure customer retention by hiring, training and evaluating their sales staff to be customer-focused. Sales managers also strive to have their sales team meet daily, weekly and monthly to set vehicle sales quotas to ensure profitability. 

Service--Asst Manager

The service asst. manager helps oversee the service department and is responsible for building a loyal clientele, maintaining good employee relations, setting and obtaining sales and profit objectives and maintaining service records. Additionally, they must satisfy service concerns of all customers, ensure that service is performed at the highest level and operate the department profitably.

Service Cashier

The cashier receives and disburses money within the dealership, and usually works in the service department.  The position involves use of electronic scanners, cash registers or related equipment. The cashier processes credit or debit card transactions and validates checks.

Service Lot Attendant

Lot tech is responsible for moving inventory around on lot. Putting gas in vehicles.  Recieving inventory from trucks.  Making sure vehicles have window stickers and working closely with the sales and service departments

Service Manager

The service manager oversees the service department and is responsible for controlling costs, building a loyal clientele, maintaining good employee relations, setting and obtaining sales and profit objectives and maintaining service records. Additionally, they must satisfy service concerns of all customers, ensure that service is performed at the highest level and operate the department profitably.

Sales--Representative

Somerset Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is currently seeking a Sales Representative.  Sales are responsible for selling new and pre owned vehicles from inventory.  Sales ensure customer retention by staying in touch with there customers, walk in business and by leads from our company data base. 

Please send resume to michael@somersetautogroup.com

Office Manager

The office manager is responsible for organizing, supervising and coordinating administrative operations, which include payroll, accounts payable and accounts receivable, inventory control, benefits management and human resources.

Office AR /AP Clerk

Accounts receivable clerks process payments to customers' accounts and take appropriate action on overdue payments.  Accounts receivable clerks also maintain records and deposits. Accounts payable clerks process invoices for the dealership and make payments by the due date, as well as review and resolve any invoicing issues.   

Office Cashier

The cashier receives and disburses money within the dealership, and usually works in the service department.  The position involves use of electronic scanners, cash registers or related equipment. The cashier processes credit or debit card transactions and validates checks.

Office Manager

The office manager is responsible for organizing, supervising and coordinating administrative operations, which include payroll, accounts payable and accounts receivable, inventory control, benefits management and human resources.

Office Payroll Clerk

Payroll clerks compile and post employee time and payroll data for the dealership. They may also compute employees' time worked, production, and commissions, post wages and deductions, and process paychecks.

As with all positions within dealerships, payroll clerks are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards

Receptionist

The receptionist/telephone operator greets customers when they come into the dealership's showroom, answers their questions and directs them to the appropriate staff member.  The receptionist also answers all incoming calls, takes messages and transfers callers to the appropriate department. 

Parts Asst. Manager

Are you a problem solver with a strong sense of organization and detail and a love for cars? You can turn these interests into one great career!

Working in an automotive parts department provides a solid, fast-paced career with reat compensation. U.S. vehicle owners spend nearly $150 billion a year to service, repair, and equip their cars. This means that there are millions of parts and accessories to be sold, ordered, shipped, inventoried, and delivered. It is the job of the parts department to make all this happen, so a well-run and efficient parts department is essential to the success of a dealership.

Parts Counter Person

The parts counter salesperson works at a pickup window to assist the service technicians and walk-in customers in purchasing parts and accessories.

As with all positions within dealerships, parts specialists/counterpersons are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards

Parts Driver

A parts driver delivers and picks up parts and equipment for the dealership.  Drivers also check invoices to ensure that the parts ordered were correctly pulled for delivery to the customer. The delivery driver must account for cash on COD orders and maintain an accurate, detailed delivery log

Parts Manager

The parts manager strives to return a satisfactory profit on the dealership's investment in parts inventory.  Parts managers accomplish their objectives through the use of proper purchasing procedures, inventory control, staff utilization, security, pricing, merchandising, display and advertising

Sales--Finance Manager

The F&I manager sells new and used car buyers financing and insurance programs.  F&I managers also work with financial lenders to give fair interest rates to buyers and programs. As with all positions within dealerships, F&I managers are expected to hold the highest standards.

Sales--General Sales Manager

General sales managers are responsible for profitability in both the new and used vehicle departments and for customer retention.  To achieve this, they must effectively manage sales personnel, have a strong knowledge of the market, and an in-depth understanding of all sales departments' financial data as well as strong customer relations skills.

Sales--Internet Sales

The Internet sales specialist manages the online sales conducted through a dealership's website. Depending on the size of the dealership, Internet sales specialists may work solely with Internet leads, or they assist customers in the showroom.

As with other sales positions, Internet sales personnel are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards. 

Sales--Internet Manager

The Internet sales Manager manages the online sales conducted through a dealership's website. Depending on the size of the dealership, Internet Managers may work solely with Internet leads, or they assist customers in the showroom.

As with other sales positions, Internet sales personnel are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards. 

Sales--New Car Manager

New vehicle sales managers are responsible for displaying and maintaining new vehicle inventory.  Managers ensure customer retention by hiring, training and evaluating their sales staff to be customer-focused. Sales managers also strive to have their sales team meet daily, weekly and monthly to set vehicle sales quotas to ensure profitability. 

Service Advisor

A service advisor (also referred to as a service consultant) works with customers to schedule service work and communicate any additional service needed.  Service advisors also handle the administrative and customer relations aspects of service department operations. 

Service--Asst. Manager

The service asst. manager helps oversee the service department and is responsible for building a loyal clientele, maintaining good employee relations, setting and obtaining sales and profit objectives and maintaining service records. Additionally, they must satisfy service concerns of all customers, ensure that service is performed at the highest level and operate the department profitably.

Service Cashier

The cashier receives and disburses money within the dealership, and usually works in the service department.  The position involves use of electronic scanners, cash registers or related equipment. The cashier processes credit or debit card transactions and validates checks.

Service--Lot Attendant

Lot tech is responsible for moving inventory around on lot. Putting gas in vehicles.  Recieving inventory from trucks.  Making sure vehicles have window stickers and working closely with the sales and service departments.  

Service Manager

The service manager oversees the service department and is responsible for controlling costs, building a loyal clientele, maintaining good employee relations, setting and obtaining sales and profit objectives and maintaining service records. Additionally, they must satisfy service concerns of all customers, ensure that service is performed at the highest level and operate the department profitably.

Service--Technician

Service technicians inspect, maintain and repair vehicles. Technicians use diagnostic tools to identify the source of problems and then make adjustments or repairs.

As with all positions within dealerships, mid-level service technicians are expected to uphold the highest ethical standards