Executive Driver

An Executive Driver in a high net-worth beachfront residence plays a critical role in ensuring seamless, secure, and discreet transportation for the principal and their guests. This professional is responsible for maintaining an impeccable driving record while providing punctual, courteous, and confidential service. Duties include managing daily transportation schedules, anticipating traffic patterns, and selecting optimal routes to ensure timely arrivals. The Executive Driver also oversees the maintenance, cleanliness, and readiness of luxury vehicles, coordinating with service providers for regular upkeep and emergency repairs. In addition to driving, the role may involve assisting with errands, luggage handling, and coordinating with household staff to support the principal’s lifestyle and preferences. A high level of discretion, professionalism, and adaptability is essential, as the driver often handles sensitive information and must respond calmly to last-minute changes or high-pressure situations. Familiarity with the local area, especially coastal routes and high-security protocols, is highly valued in this role.

The ideal candidate for this Executive Driver position will possess a minimum of 5–10 years of professional driving experience, preferably within a private household or for high-profile individuals. A clean and valid driver’s license with a flawless driving record is essential. Candidates must demonstrate extensive knowledge of local and regional routes, including familiarity with coastal and high-traffic areas, and be adept at navigating in varying weather and road conditions. Experience handling luxury and high-performance vehicles is required, along with a strong understanding of vehicle maintenance and care.

Discretion, professionalism, and a polished personal appearance are critical, as the role involves close interaction with the principal and their guests. The candidate must exhibit excellent time management, communication, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. Flexibility in scheduling—including availability for early mornings, late evenings, weekends, and holidays—is a must. A background check and drug screening will be required. Additional certifications such as defensive driving, security training, or CPR/first aid are highly desirable and will be considered a strong asset.