Client Services Coordinator

Client Services CoordinatorGuardian operates with a client-first, execution-driven model built on clear ownership, disciplined handoffs, and operational rigor. Our clients trust Guardian with sensitive time-critical and technically complex work, including data erasure, data center decommissioning, and large-scale IT asset disposition projects. That trust depends on precision coordination, responsive communication, and disciplined follow-through across every phase of execution.As a Client Services Coordinator you sit at the center of that execution. You are responsible for coordinating complex field projects that span multiple technicians, locations, timelines, and service types. You work closely with the Field Support team and field technicians to ensure projects are properly planned, staffed, communicated, and executed. You keep work moving, surface risk early, and ensure projects close cleanly.The OpportunityYour role exists to manage complexity. Data erasure and data center projects require tight sequencing, accurate documentation, technician readiness, and constant communication. You are responsible for keeping all moving parts aligned from pre-project planning through final closeout.This role is designed for a coordinator who has moved beyond basic scheduling and is ready to own multi-day, multi-site, or multi-technician projects with real operational risk and client visibility.What You Will DoCoordinate Complex ITAD ProjectsPlan and coordinate data erasure, data center decommissioning, and other advanced ITAD services. Confirm scope timelines, staffing requirements, travel needs, and dependencies before work begins.Partner With Field Support and TechniciansWork directly with Field Support and field technicians to ensure alignment and clarity on readiness. Confirm technician assignments, travel plans, access requirements, equipment needs, and job sequencing.Manage Project CommunicationServe as a central point of coordination for internal stakeholders and select client communications. Provide clear updates, manage changes, and escalate risks before they impact delivery.Track Progress and Resolve IssuesMonitor active projects for timing gaps, documentation issues, or execution risk. Resolve what is within scope and escalate issues quickly when intervention is required.Support Documentation and CloseoutEnsure chain-of-custody records, certificates of data destruction, asset inventories, and project documentation are complete, accurate, and submitted on time. Prepare projects for clean closeout and billing.Maintain System AccuracyKeep ERP, CRM, and project tracking tools accurate and current. Complex projects fail when data is wrong. Your role prevents that.Why You'll Love Working HereHealth & Dental BenefitsCompany-Paid Life, Disability & AD&D InsurancePTO401(k) with Company MatchCareer Development & Training we invest in your growth!Be the face of Guardian Data, delivering exceptional service to clientsA role with real responsibility and visible impactWho You AreA Structured and Detail-Focused Coordinator You are comfortable managing complex moving parts and do not lose control when timelines tighten or variables change.A Calm and Direct Communicator You communicate clearly with technicians, leaders, and clients. You surface issues early and do not hide problems.An Operator Who Thrives on Accountability You understand that execution quality matters and that small misses compound quickly in high-risk environments.What You BringExperience coordinating projects in operations, logistics, field services, or technical environmentsComfort working with field teams' schedules and travel coordinationStrong written and verbal communication skillsAbility to manage multiple active projects simultaneouslyWillingness to travel up to 25% as project needs requireBonus exposure to IT services, data center environments or data handling workflowsFull-time role based out of Guardian HQ Monday through Friday standard business hours with flexibility based on project needsThis role is ideal for someone who wants to sit at the center of real operational complexity and be trusted with work that cannot fail quietly.