Arcade Attendant

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About the role

Bring the energy. Create the fun. Be part of something awesome! The Ontario Center is looking to hire a high-energy, people-focused Arcade Attendants to help deliver a great experience for every guest. If you enjoy fast-paced environments, interacting with people, and bringing smiles to faces of all ages - this role is for you!
What You'll Do: Welcome guests and assist them with games and prize redemption Reload game cards and explain gameplay Maintain cleanliness and presentation of arcade area Stock and manage prize counter and inventory Troubleshoot basic game issues or escalate repairs as needed Maintain a safe and fun environment for everyone
What We're Looking For: Friendly, outgoing attitude Customer service experience (preferred but not required) Basic math or tech skills Ability to stand and move throughout your shift Weekend and evening availability Great opportunity for high school and college students (ages 16+ with a valid driver's license)
Hours: Ideal candidates will work between 20-40 hours/week, especially during peak times. Arcade Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday: 11 AM - 8 PM Friday - Saturday: 11 AM - 11 PM Sunday: 11 AM - 6
PM How to Apply: Email your resume and a quick note about why you'd be a great fit to Crystal Phelps at for immediate consideration at cphelps@The Ontario Center.com Come help us create something awesome at The Ontario Center!

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