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Met Global Mobility is seeking a professional chauffeur in the Boston area. You will perform point-to-point transfers for executives and VIPs, manage Logan Airport departures and arrivals, and represent client hotels with discretion and superior service.
Qualifications include a strong service background, deep Boston knowledge, and a flawless MA driving record. You will maintain luxury vehicles and stay with the car for the full shift, ensuring a seamless experience for clients.
Met Global Mobility builds premium private ground transportation programs for Fortune 500 leadership, private jet clients, and family offices. Our Boston operation is our flagship. We are now establishing our New York City headquarters.
The client should feel nothing except that everything went exactly right.
Bonus if you have
Experience driving Mercedes Sprinter vans for group transfers, multilingual fluency for our international hotel guests, or prior chauffeur work for a Boston-area livery service. None are required — but they signal familiarity with the rhythm we operate in.
Three to four minutes here. After you submit, you'll be sent a short video interview to record from your phone — that's where we get to see you. We read every application personally.
Your Details Name, email, and phone Required
Location Where do you live? Required
Logan-area applicants only — most of our work is airport-adjacent.
Question 01 — Driving Record Do you currently have zero points on your driver's license? Required
Insurance requirement. Non-negotiable.
Yes No
Question 02 — Response Time to Logan How long does it take you to reach Logan Airport from home, in normal traffic? Required
Under 15 minutes 15 to 20 minutes 20 to 30 minutes Over 30 minutes
Question 03 — Boston Without GPS Can you drive Financial District, Back Bay, Seaport, and Beacon Hill confidently without relying on GPS? Required
Yes Mostly, with GPS as backup No, I rely on GPS
Question 04 — Landmarks & Venues Are you familiar with Boston's major hotels, restaurants, and landmarks? Required
To the point where you'd recognize most pickup names without looking them up.
Yes Somewhat — the major ones No, I'd need to learn them
Question 05 — Availability Which shifts are you available for? Required
Be honest — our highest-need slots are weekends, early mornings, and late nights. Misrepresenting availability is the fastest way to wash out. Check all that apply.
Weekends — Saturday and Sunday, both AM and PM Early mornings — 4 AM to 10 AM Late nights — 9 PM to 4 AM Full-time — I'll work any schedule you can give me
Question 06 — License Basics Are you 25 or older, and do you hold a valid US driver's license? Required
Age 25 is an insurance requirement.
Question 07 — Driving Experience What types of professional driving have you done? Required
Check all that apply. None is a valid answer — we hire people new to driving.
Black car / chauffeur Limousine Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) Taxi Delivery / courier Bus / shuttle None — I'd be new to professional driving
Question 08 — Sprinter Experience Have you driven a Mercedes Sprinter or similar large passenger van? Required
We use Sprinters for group transfers and airport runs with multiple passengers.
Yes — I've driven Sprinters (or similar) regularly Some experience — occasionally Never, but I'm comfortable handling a large vehicle No experience with large vans
Question 09 — Optional Anything you want us to know?
Our best candidates use this field.
I confirm that everything I've entered is accurate to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that material misrepresentations may disqualify me from employment. Required
After you submit, you'll be sent a short video interview link. Your application is reviewed once the video is complete.
Equal Opportunity Employer. Met Global Mobility does not discriminate in hiring on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under federal, state, or local law. Employment is at-will.