Customer Representative Associate II
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Altro in Torino
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Department: Secretary of State / Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Division: Exams
Location: Augusta
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Grade: 13
Salary: $17.30 - $24.91
Closing Date: August 28, 2026
Join Our Team at the Department of the Secretary of State: At the Department of the Secretary of State, we are a team dedicated to providing efficient and exceptional service to our community. We prioritize work-life balance and offer great benefits to support our team in achieving professional success while maintaining personal well-being. Join a team that fosters a culture of teamwork, integrity, and continuous improvement, offering opportunities for growth and making a meaningful impact on the lives of our citizens.
Are you ready to make a difference? We are looking for dedicated and collaborative individuals who thrive in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment. If you are passionate about delivering outstanding public service, contributing to a high-performing team, and supporting the people of Maine every day, we want you on our team.
About the Position: The Customer Representative Associate II plays a key role in processing over 50,000 annual driver examinations statewide and ensuring compliance with Maine and federal licensing regulations within the Exams Unit. In this fast-paced, customer-focused position, you’ll assist the public and 13 branch offices with exam scheduling, application processing, and regulatory requirements, including CDL and FMCSA standards. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, organized, and committed to delivering outstanding service while supporting the safe and efficient licensing of Maine’s drivers.
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