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What they do

Carvana sells used cars online, with no haggling. Buyers can finance and sign for a car on a phone or computer. Carvana delivers the car or hands it over at one of its car vending machines. Its centers inspect and repair every car before sale. It also runs ADESA car auctions and some new car dealerships.

What they value

• Treat every customer as you would treat your mom.
• Work as one team with trust and respect.
• Take ownership: there are no sidelines.
• Be brave and take risks.
• Find new ways to be different.
• Stay scrappy and do more with less.

Where they hire

Almost all openings are on site in the United States, at inspection and reconditioning centers, delivery hubs, and ADESA auctions in many states. Ohio, Arizona, California, Indiana, and Texas have the most. Office roles are on site at the headquarters in Tempe, Arizona. Most postings say that the role cannot get visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

Most roles are hands-on jobs in operations:

• Reconditioning: car detailers, auto technicians, body and paint technicians, and parts associates.
• Market Operations and Logistics: delivery drivers, CDL truck drivers, customer advocates, and team leads.
• Auction: lot drivers, clerks, and sales roles at ADESA sites.
• Safe and Secure: security associates for each shift.

A small number of Tempe roles are in software, data science, data engineering, security, and analysis. Entry-level pay rises through the Careers Not Jobs program, with four merit increases in a year.

What they look for

Most operations roles ask for a valid driver license and a clean background check, and often a drug test. Applicants must be 18 or older and speak English. Many entry roles need no experience, and some technician roles ask for six months of repair work. Lead roles ask for years of management. Technical roles ask for a degree or equal experience, and some ask for AI coding tools such as Claude Code.