Mailroom Clerk/Donation Processor - Seasonal

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innovairreMilford (NH)

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About the role

Innovairre WE HELP PEOPLE WHO HELP PEOPLEWe make great things happen for some of the world's most vibrant organizations. We are the worldwide leader in non-profit fundraising. The company serves more than 500 marketing agencies, non-profit organizations, and commercial clients, with 4000+ employees working across five different continents and 28 countries around the world. Our direct marketing services deliver results utilizing our in-house production, design capabilities, data and digital expertise, and fully integrated approach producing timely and cost-efficient direct mail packages for our worldwide clients. Mailroom Clerk/Donation Processor: Do you like working in a fast-paced, production/office-like environment without the stress of being on your feet!? We currently have multiple openings part time 1st shift. Work supporting non profit organizations in our Milford, NH office. Benefits include paid time off, as well as paid holidays. We currently have the following hours available: Part-time (1st Shift) 12:00pm-4:00pmWe will train you, no experience needed!
Responsibilities:
  • Open and scan mail that comes in from our Nonprofits
  • Ability to learn and operate a Mail Opening Machine - on the job training! Easy to learn!
  • Report mail issues and/or equipment problems to your supervisor
  • Maintain accurate piece count and report daily to the supervisor.
  • Meet production goals effectively to satisfy the deadlines of our clients while upholding a high level of quality and commitment to Innovairre.
Qualifications: Work Experience:
  • We will train you, no experience needed!
  • Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
  • Fluent English speaking and reading/writing skills
  • Can adapt easily between working individually and being a team player
  • Maintain the daily standards that are upheld by the staff
  • Flexibility to work in a fast-paced, evolving environment

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