San Francisco, California, United States of America
Full Time
1 hour ago
No Visa Sponsorship
Key skills
Communication
About this role
Role Overview
Proactively take charge of everyday office operations including organization, ordering studio equipment, restocking kitchen, ordering monthly breakfasts, keeping studio snacks stocked, scheduling cleaning service and maintaining overall appearance.
Liaise with our UK-based accounting team.
Duties include timely reconciliation of credit card statements and receipts, processing and tracking invoices, and creating expense reports.
Coordinate resource scheduling, talent outreach and onboarding/offboarding freelance talent by tracking legal documents, and maintaining the freelancer contact database.
Work with HR and HOP to organize internal and external events including the annual summer & holiday events, Show & Tells, Lunch & Learns, happy hours and team building.
Track monthly expenditures for studio operations and staff entertainment.
Open and close the studio on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
Manage the studio calendar.
Liaise with building management, studio improvements, repairs and maintenance.
Professionally greet clients and guests; ensure the conference areas are set up for meetings, virtual calls are set up on time and the studio is presentable.
Support the creative, production, new business and finance teams as well as IT.
Collaborate with Production, IT, and HR on the successful onboarding of new employees and freelancers.
Work with travel agent and/or research and book travel as needed.
Manage ordering and shipping of staff & client holiday gifts.
Ensure weekly freelance and staff timecards are completed.
Stay up to date on potential community-building opportunities, relevant local events.
Perform other studio-related projects as needed.
Requirements
2-3 years of office administration experience required, ideally in an agency or creative studio.
Ability to be on-site in the Hayes Valley, San Francisco office Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Passion and curiosity for working in the creative industry.
Experience with basic accounting support is required.
Ability to work independently, be self-driven and prioritize a multitude of requests.
Thrives in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
Strong communication, follow through and writing skills.
A natural problem solver and planner with the ability to creatively think on their feet.
An outgoing “people person” with a drive to be supportive to the team.
Being proactive and flexible are keys to success in this role.
Excellent computer skills, including knowledge of Mac, Google Suite and Microsoft Office.
YOU MUST HAVE THE RIGHT TO LIVE AND WORK IN THE US.
Benefits
Event planning experience (virtual and in-person) is a plus.