Work that respects your time and your standards
Flexible by design
Accept assignments that fit your life — mornings, evenings, or the occasional international arrival. No fixed shifts.
Pay that matches the client
Assignments serve executives and VIP travelers, and engagements average around $575 — compensation is structured to reflect that caliber of service.
One client, full attention
No queue of pickups. Each assignment is a single traveler, from meeting point to destination.
Local knowledge is the job
Newark's international arrivals are concentrated in Terminal B, which handles all customs and immigration processing; the rebuilt Terminal A and United's Terminal C are mostly domestic and precleared-Canada traffic. The three terminals are physically separate, so any transfer between them means the AirTrain or a shuttle bus. Greeters based in Newark learn the terminals, the fastest routes between them, and where flights actually let travelers out — the same knowledge that makes a client's arrival feel effortless.
Frequently asked
Is this a full-time job?
No — greeters work as independent contractors and accept assignments around their own availability.
Do I need my own vehicle?
For assignments that include the executive car leg, yes — reliable vehicle access is required. We'll confirm what's needed for Newark during onboarding.
How am I paid?
Per completed assignment. Exact terms are reviewed during onboarding, once your city and availability are confirmed.
Ready to greet in Newark?
Apply and we'll follow up within one business day.