Specialist, Operations
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Job description
Calling all truly AWESOME people!
About Stranger Soccer
Stranger Soccer ( is a Singapore-based company experiencing explosive growth. In a few short years, after launching a revolutionary platform and Mobile App for on-demand football, the company has amassed over 50,000 registered users playing hundreds of games a week. It has solved the problem that football is the world's #1 sport, but is difficult for an individual to play. Stranger Soccer makes it as easy as going to the gym or for a jog. Browse. Book a slot. Show up and play. Today, it is the #1 way people play football and futsal in Singapore, and is rapidly expanding internationally via a license partner model, with locations in Australia, India, USA, UAE, and South Africa.
Role
The selected candidate(s) will work closely with the City Manager and a small team to manage day to day operations for an assigned operating region, focused on inventory and revenue management, customer experience and service, and other ad hoc initiatives. We are looking for a dynamic and hospitality-oriented team player!
Requirements
· Relevant experience, e.g. hospitality, sales, customer support, logistics, operations, inventory management
· Excellent English communication skills
· Strong attention to detail
· Passion for customer service
· Friendly positive attitude and team player
· Bachelor's Degree/Diploma
· Interest in football is a BIG PLUS
· Experience working overseas or with international companies a PLUS
· Hospitality experience a PLUS
· Franchise Development or Support experience a PLUS
Other Details
- Position is fully remote/virtual (e.g., based in the Philippines).
- Working hours will align with the operational timezone of the assigned region.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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