Electronic title and registration software for auto dealers and lenders
DLRdmv sells electronic title and registration software that handles multi-state vehicle paperwork for dealerships and financial institutions. Its stack mixes a Microsoft core (C#, MVC, SQL Server, SSIS, Azure DevOps) with AWS, Snowflake and Airflow, which points to a legacy .NET platform growing a modern data layer. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward sales and support, plus a government-affairs role tied to a multi-state regulatory strategy.
DLRdmv is a privately held company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, founded in 2016, with 201–500 employees. It builds software that manages vehicle title and registration from document generation through state DMV submission. Its customers are auto dealerships and financial institutions, including those handling out-of-state deals. The platform supports state electronic titling programs such as Florida EFS, Georgia ETR, Minnesota EVTR and Wisconsin e-Title. Hiring is currently concentrated in the United States.
DLRdmv runs C#, MVC, Angular, TypeScript and Node.js on SQL Server, PostgreSQL and MySQL, hosted across Azure and AWS. Snowflake and Apache Airflow handle data, and Salesforce and NetSuite support business operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, mostly in sales and support, with additional openings in engineering, operations, data, finance and government affairs. All roles are based in the United States.
DLRdmv is building next-generation automotive e-titling software, developing a multi-state government affairs strategy, automating processes with BI tools and expanding client support and training.
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