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Alternative Model Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Combine multiple technologies to provide alternative physical solutions. Performs analysis of business models, logical specifications and/or user requirements to design solutions. Responsible for the ...

Combine multiple technologies to provide alternative physical solutions. Performs analysis of business models, logical specifications and/or user requirements to design solutions. Responsible for the ...

Associate Actuary

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$115K - $198K/yr

Designs and completes special projects such as developing and maintaining experience-rating formulae and creating and/or reviewing alternative settlement formulate and risk sharing models.

... for alternative delivery projects, including, for example, the technical standards related to ... Demonstrated expertise in Reverse Osmosis treatment processes and membrane performance modeling

Associate Actuary

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$115K - $198K/yr

Designs and completes special projects such as developing and maintaining experience-rating formulae and creating and/or reviewing alternative settlement formulate and risk sharing models.

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How much do alternative model jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for alternative model in Indiana is $29.85, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.08 and $37.31 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What types of assignments and clients do alternative models typically work with?

Alternative Models often work with brands, photographers, and designers in industries such as fashion, beauty, music, and art, particularly those seeking to showcase unique looks or subcultural aesthetics. Assignments may include editorial shoots, runway shows, advertising campaigns, or promotional events. Models usually collaborate closely with creative teams to bring specific visions to life, requiring flexibility and strong teamwork. The diversity of clients offers opportunities for portfolio growth and connections with influential professionals in the creative field.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an alternative model, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Alternative Model, you need confidence in front of the camera, a distinctive personal style, and the ability to pose dynamically for varied creative concepts. Familiarity with photo shoot processes, modeling portfolios, and digital submission platforms is often required. Strong communication skills, adaptability, and professionalism help models stand out and collaborate effectively with photographers and creative teams. These skills ensure successful photo shoots and lasting relationships within the competitive modeling industry.

What is an alternative model?

An Alternative Model is a fashion or commercial model who represents non-traditional beauty standards, such as edgy, gothic, punk, or heavily tattooed looks. They often work with niche brands, independent designers, and alternative fashion labels. Unlike mainstream models, they showcase unique aesthetics and subcultures in photoshoots, runway shows, and promotional campaigns. Their work may also include social media branding, music videos, and artistic projects.

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Infographic showing various Alternative Model job openings in Indiana as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 35% Full Time, 62% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $62,085 per year, or $29.8 per hour.

$26 - $32/hr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Posted 17 days ago


Job description

About Model 1 Commercial Vehicles: Since we got our start in 1980, Model 1 Commercial Vehicles has grown to become the nation’s largest dealership, representing more than 20 top manufacturers across the U.S. And we did it all by listening to and investing in customers like you. Customers who want more than a dealer. Customers who want a partner in creative solutions to the challenges you face today, and visionary thinking for what’s next. It’s the strength of our relationships – both with customers and manufacturers – that allows us to keep a finger on the pulse of what our customers need and what’s possible to not just source but create together. Whether it’s custom-built vehicles or alternative fuel and electric vehicle (EV) options, customers have a partner from challenge all the way through solution and beyond.

Our Core Values: At Model 1, we are committed to living our core values:

  • Solving Problems: Trust what you know. Work together to find solutions.  See every angle and figure it out.
  • Setting the Tone: Establish the mood that puts others at ease. Be the person that you’d want to interact with – approachable and transparent.
  • Drive Forward: Keep your eyes up to see what’s ahead. Imagine better methods.  Seize opportunities.  Move the business and the market, meaningfully.
  • Find Balance: Match your energy at work to your energy with family, friends, and community. Decide and align your priorities.  Pour into yourself and those around you.
  • Own It: Take the extra step. Fix issues when they come up.  Care from start to finish.  Do the right thing, every time.

Job Summary: 

About Model 1 Commercial Vehicles: Since we got our start in 1980, Model 1 Commercial Vehicles has grown to become the nation’s largest dealership, representing more than 20 top manufacturers across the U.S. And we did it all by listening to and investing in customers like you. Customers who want more than a dealer. Customers who want a partner in creative solutions to the challenges you face today, and visionary thinking for what’s next. It’s the strength of our relationships – both with customers and manufacturers – that allows us to keep a finger on the pulse of what our customers need and what’s possible to not just source but create together. Whether it’s custom-built vehicles or alternative fuel and electric vehicle (EV) options, customers have a partner from challenge all the way through solution and beyond.

Our Core Values: At Model 1, we are committed to living our core values:

  • Solving Problems: Trust what you know. Work together to find solutions.  See every angle and figure it out.
  • Setting the Tone: Establish the mood that puts others at ease. Be the person that you’d want to interact with – approachable and transparent.
  • Drive Forward: Keep your eyes up to see what’s ahead. Imagine better methods.  Seize opportunities.  Move the business and the market, meaningfully.
  • Find Balance: Match your energy at work to your energy with family, friends, and community. Decide and align your priorities.  Pour into yourself and those around you.
  • Own It: Take the extra step. Fix issues when they come up.  Care from start to finish.  Do the right thing, every time.

Job Summary: The Title Documentation Coordinator is responsible for managing the lifecycle of critical vehicle documentation throughout the organization. This role serves as the central point of coordination for Manufacturer's Statements of Origin (MSOs), certificates of origin, titles, lien releases, and other ownership documents to support timely funding, customer delivery, and vehicle registration.The Title Documentation Coordinator works cross-functionally with manufacturers, dealers, sales, accounting, finance, operations, and the DMV team to ensure documentation is received, tracked, secured, and distributed accurately, timely, and efficiently. The role is responsible for maintaining documentation integrity, resolving documentation issues, and supporting the development and continuous improvement of documentation processes across the company.

What You Will Gain
  • Competitive benefits including health insurance, paid holidays, and vacation pay
  • Continuous training and development opportunities
  • Access to a nationwide network of industry experts and mentors
  • Industry-leading technology and systems
  • Opportunity to directly influence profitability, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction
What You Will Gain
  • Competitive benefits including health insurance, paid holidays, and vacation pay
  • Continuous training and development opportunities
  • Access to a nationwide network of industry experts and mentors
  • Industry-leading technology and systems
  • Opportunity to directly influence profitability, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction

Vehicle Documentation Management

  • Obtain and manage Manufacturer's Statements of Origin (MSOs), certificates of origin, titles, and other ownership documents from dealers and first and second-stage manufacturers.
  • Coordinate with manufacturers to request vehicle documentation and resolve missing or delayed documentation.
  • Obtain titles and ownership documents for used vehicle inventory.
  • Review documentation for completeness and accuracy before distribution.
  • Maintain secure control of original ownership documents and ensure proper storage and retention.

Documentation Tracking & Control

  • Maintain an enterprise tracking system for all MSOs, titles, and related ownership documents.
  • Monitor document status from vehicle acquisition through customer delivery.
  • Ensure documentation is properly assigned and available to support funding and titling activities timely.
  • Reconcile documentation inventory and resolve discrepancies, support floorplan inventory and finance audits.
  • Maintain documentation records for vehicles located across multiple company locations.

Cross-Functional Coordination

  • Partner with Accounting and Finance to ensure timely funding of vehicle purchases in consideration of the company’s master production schedule.
  • Coordinate Operations and the DMV department to understand vehicle documentation needs to meet customer delivery timelines.
  • Communicate and establish relationships with manufacturer and dealer partners to request vehicle documentation and resolve documentation issues affecting customer deliveries.
  • Provide documentation status updates to internal stakeholders.
  • Partner with the Model 1 Automotive Group to establish efficient and effective procedures for chassis invoicing and MSO releases.

Process & Compliance

  • Ensure documentation processes comply with company policies and applicable regulatory requirements.
  • Coordinate with banking partners in obtaining lien release records as required to obtain necessary vehicle documentation.
  • Identify opportunities to improve documentation workflows, tracking, and reporting.
  • Assist in developing standardized vehicle documentation procedures and controls.

Reporting

  • Prepare reports regarding documentation status, outstanding MSOs, and exceptions.
  • Monitor key performance indicators related to document receipt and processing.
  • Support internal audits and documentation reviews.

Education

  • Associate's degree preferred; equivalent experience will be considered.

Experience

  • Experience in vehicle documentation, titling, DMV operations, accounting support, dealership administration, or a related operational function is preferred.
  • Experience working with commercial vehicles, dealerships, manufacturers, or fleet operations is preferred.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

  • Strong understanding of vehicle ownership documentation, including MSOs, titles, and registration requirements.
  • Excellent organizational and document management skills.
  • High attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and Procede Software (or familiarity with Dealer Management Systems).
  • Ability to work collaboratively across multiple departments and external business partners.

Success Measures

  • Timely receipt of MSOs and ownership documents.
  • Documentation accuracy and completeness.
  • Timely support of funding and customer deliveries.
  • Reduction of outstanding documentation delays.
  • Effective coordination with manufacturers and internal departments.
  • Compliance with internal audit measures, document retention, and security requirements.

$26.00 - $32.00