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Austin Private Car Service, Corp. seeks a Chauffeur Driver in Austin, TX for a W-2 role providing passenger service across the city, including trips from homes, airports, and workplaces. Drivers handle luggage and open/close vehicle doors to ensure a smooth ride.
Full-time schedules typically run 40 to 45 hours across five days, with overtime after 40 hours and guaranteed tips. The full-time package is valued at $60,000 to $100,000 annually.
Austin Private Car Service, Corp.
Austin, Texas Start Date09/12/2026
80000 Full-Time
The Chauffeur Driver role at Austin Private Car Service, Corp. is a W-2 position in Austin, Texas. The employer accepts full-time, part-time, weekend, and contract chauffeur applications, and the Austin chauffeur roles include passenger service across the city. The work includes trips from homes, airports, and workplaces, luggage handling, and opening and closing vehicle doors. Full-time employee schedules typically run 40 to 45 hours across five workdays with two fixed days off.
Austin Private Car Service, Corp. operates airport, point-to-point, and hourly transportation with company-owned sedans, SUVs, and Mercedes Sprinter vans. Base pay includes overtime after 40 hours and guaranteed tips, while the stated full-time employment package is valued at $60,000 to $100,000 a year. The employee role covers Austin passenger service and does not require a fixed daily schedule.
Employee applicants have work history, driving-record information, permit status, and availability ready before screening. Employee applicants provide personal responses and supporting files, and employment remains at will if an applicant is hired.
Austin Private Car Service, Corp. provides airport transportation, point-to-point trips, hourly transportation, corporate executive service, events, weddings, tours, VIP travel, and non-emergency medical transportation. Chauffeurs transport passengers from homes, airports, and workplaces, then handle luggage and vehicle doors during the service.
Employee availability windows include 3:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Weekly hour selections range from 20 to 30 hours through more than 61 hours, and part-time work can cover any day or weekends only. Contract assignments occur as needed.
Full-time employees receive a primary company vehicle assignment. Part-time employees obtain a vehicle from a company garage and return it after daily assignments. Contract chauffeurs use their own vehicle, with accepted options including a 2022 or newer Cadillac Escalade or Lincoln Navigator and a 2023 or newer Chevrolet Suburban or GMC Yukon, each subject to mileage limits.
Employee and contract chauffeur roles require an Austin chauffeur permit or the ability to obtain one, along with a national background check. The City of Austin permit allows driving a vehicle for hire and covers limousines, charter vans, charter buses, shuttle buses, and taxis.
Applicants provide driver's license status, license class, traffic convictions, accident history, work experience, termination history, felony history, languages, and personal responses. The role also carries a five-star service expectation in client survey results.
Overtime pays at 1.5 times the base rate after 40 hours in a week. Every order includes an automatic 18 percent tip, and drivers may receive additional cash tips. Contract compensation is set by assignment.
Employee applicants need United States work authorization, and the employer may verify submitted information or require drug and alcohol testing. The application does not guarantee hiring.
Contract chauffeur roles use an independent contractor 1099 relationship rather than employee status. Contract applicants provide insurance, vehicle, and chauffeur-permit documentation, while the contract may end at any time with or without notice or reason.
The Chauffeur Driver, Executive Chauffeur Driver, Senior Executive Chauffeur Driver, and Sprinter Van Chauffeur Driver paths are available to employee applicants. Employee schedules, vehicle assignments, and passenger routes determine the operating details for each path.