The US Embassy in CDMX is looking for a driver; pay more than 200 thousand pesos

The U.S. Embassy based in Mexico City has shared a new job offer For those people who have experience in professional driving of armored vehicles.

The vacancy available in the United States Embassy in Mexico City it is like driverand an annual salary of $219 thousand 465 pesos Mexicans.

The available position requires candidates to have a valid driver's license, as well as having completed high school. Additionally, a minimum of three years of professional driving experience and fluency in Spanish, with basic knowledge of English, is required.

The selected driver will be responsible for operating the vehicles of the United States Embassy in Mexico, ensuring safety and comfort during the transfers of DEA agents and officials, as well as coordinating the maintenance plans of the cars.

The offer includes an annual salary of $219,465 Mexican pesos for a 40-hour work week, along with legal benefits and training opportunities abroad. Among the benefits are medical and life insurance, 20 days of rest on holidays in the United States and Mexico, 17 days of annual vacation and incorporation into the IMSS, AFORE and INFONAVIT.

To apply for the job offer, all interested parties must complete a form on the official website of the United States Department of State or enter this link before April 30, 2024.

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