Night Auditor

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hilton garden inn pittsburgh downtownrevel roostPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

Night Auditor Position Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh Downtown adjacent to Market Square is searching for a part-time Night Auditor to join their team. This position works from 11pm to 7am. Hilton is ranked #1 on Fortune's Best Companies to Work For in the U.S. list, offering exclusive global Team Member travel perks and discounts. This property is locally owned and operated by Piatt Hotel Group, an established, family-owned management group with a portfolio of newly constructed, renovated and well-maintained properties across Western PA. A career with Piatt Hotel Group offers pathways for new responsibility, career advancement and continuous learning for Team Members at every level. The Night Auditor provides outstanding guest service by providing the guest with assistance in any area necessary, answer telephones, make reservations, check-in and checkout guests. Collect and record all reports relating to total hotel sales for the day and perform the duties of a Guest Service Associate during the night audit shift.

Required Skills:

Highly organized, have strong oral and written communication skills
Ability to work autonomously and sell effectively
Outstanding people skills
Trustworthy and results-driven
Must be able to work overnight, weekends & holidays

Benefits: We offer a competitive benefits package including 401(k) with match, Employee Assistance, Paid UFC GYM Membership, Food & Beverage Discount, Paid Parking and Team Member Travel Perks/Discounts. Equal Opportunity Employer

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