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License and Permit Specialist
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What they do
A Private Driver operates a passenger or lift share service using their own vehicle. They are self-employed as part of the "gig economy".
$35,686 / year median in Texas
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Join a mission-driven team dedicated to protecting and serving the people of Texas. As a License & Permit Specialist, you will play a vital role in reviewing, processing, and issuing driver licenses and permits while providing essential customer support. This is a high-impact position where your attention to detail and commitment to customer service will make a meaningful difference every day. Who You'll Work With Join a respected Texas agency focused on public service, safety, and operational excellence. This is an opportunity to work alongside dedicated professionals who value integrity, collaboration, and continuous improvement in serving all Texans. Major Duties Interact professionally with the public in person, answering questions about driver license and ID card applications, traffic and CDL laws, driver education, insurance requirements, voter registration, organ donation, and related topics. Screen applicants and administer and grade written, oral, and visual examinations. Collect fees, issue receipts, and prepare license and permit application forms. Review and approve applications, ensuring compliance with applicable policies, administrative codes, and statutes. Enter application information, fees, and technical data into designated computer systems. Operate digital imaging equipment to capture portraits, thumbprints, and signatures. Advise applicants about suspensions, cancellations, or revocations of driving privileges and explain the steps required to regain eligibility. Inspect vehicles for safety before road tests, verify registration and insurance, and explain testing procedures. Conduct road tests and evaluate applicants' physical and cognitive driving abilities. Independently score road tests, communicate results, and recommend corrective action or revocation when necessary.