Workplace Experience Coordinator
$32-36/hour
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$32-36/hour
About the role
- Run the office (about 60% of your time)
- Be the go-to for everything in the NYC office: building management, access/ID cards, deliveries, mail and the front door
- Own office supplies, snacks and pantry ordering through a single, centralized process
- Restock snacks and drinks throughout the day, including the kitchen refrigerators and pantry
- Coordinate team meals, including catering and food delivery, and keep the kitchen and common areas in good shape
- Maintain the seating plan and assign desks for new hires and visitors
- Track and manage vendors, recurring orders and office spend against budget
- Support onboarding and offboarding (about 20%)Prepare, ship and track laptops and equipment for new hires and remote employees; handle return shipping for offboarding
- Get new hires set up on day 1: desk ready, office tour and swag on hand, first-day logistics confirmed
- Lead new hire orientation, covering our mission, values, benefits overview and office basics
- Help coordinate new hire swag/welcome kits and the weekly new joiner lunch
- Support system access set-up and other onboarding tasks
- Front-of-house and guest experience (about 10%)Greet everyone who comes into the office, including candidates, clients, partners and vendors, and get them settled
- Set up conference rooms for meetings and interviews, and reset them afterward
- Keep in-office interview schedules running on time
- Partner with our Recruiting Coordinator on onsite interview logistics so the experience feels seamless
- Events and culture (about 10%)Plan and run in-office events end to end: catering, setup, confirmations and day-of support
- Help bring culture initiatives to life, from new hire lunches to team celebrations
- What You Bring1–3 years in office coordination, workplace operations, hospitality, front desk or a similar fast-paced, people-facing role
- You love being the person who makes things run, and you notice what's missing before anyone asks
- Highly organized: you juggle deliveries, a catered lunch and a candidate arrival in the same hour without dropping anything
- Warm, polished communication with candidates, new hires, executives and building staff
- Comfortable with tools like Google Workspace, Slack and an HRIS (we use Rippling); experience with Greenhouse is a plus
- Startup or high-growth company experience is a plus
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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