Sorter Associate
proplay gamesMiami (FL)
About the role
Card Sorter We are seeking a Card Sorter who is highly detail-oriented and capable of performing repetitive tasks accurately. As a Card Sorter, you'll be responsible for organizing, categorizing, and sorting high-value trading cards. Your work is critical in ensuring our inventory is managed correctly and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities:
Sort and organize trading cards by specific criteria (set, condition, rarity, etc.).Follow established guidelines and procedures for handling and processing cards. Double-check your work to minimize errors in organization or inventory management. Identify and flag any cards or issues that require additional attention. Maintain the condition of cards by handling them carefully and using proper storage methods.
Qualifications:
Attention to DetailA sharp eye for spotting differences in card conditions and categorization. Repetitive Task Focus Ability to perform the same task consistently and accurately over time. Follow Directions Capable of understanding and adhering to written and verbal instructions. Critical Thinking Knows when to ask questions or seek clarification to prevent errors. Trustworthiness Experience or comfort working with high-value items. Must be MINIMUM 18 years old Preferred Skills (Not Required):Familiarity with trading card games such as Magic: The Gathering, Pokmon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, etc. Experience in inventory management or similar roles.
What We Offer:
Competitive pay based on experience. A friendly, collaborative work environment. Opportunities to learn and grow in the trading card game industry. Monday - Friday 9 AM - 6 PM
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