Google SMB

Posted 2 days ago

rezolve aiDenver (CO)

Business Operations Specialists, All Other All Other Business Support Services

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

We have a freelance / Gig opportunity with our client Google for a Small & Medium Business (SMB) Project. We are specifically looking for candidates who own, manage, or operate a business and actively use Google Workspace and business Gmail domains in their day-to-day operations. This opportunity is ideal for business owners, entrepreneurs, consultants, and independent professionals who regularly use Google business tools. Project Details

Contract Duration: 3 Months

Work Hours: 1-2 hours per day (Monday-Friday)

Location: Remote, USABusiness Domain Email Required (e.g., john@companyname.com)Candidate Profile &

Qualifications: Own or operate a small business (1-5 employees) or work as a freelancer with a self-registered business entity. Must be based in the United States. Must be fluent in English. Regularly use Google Workspace tools such as: Google Drive Google Calendar Google Chat Google Docs/Sheets Must receive at least 8-10 business-related emails per day. Google account must have been active for more than 2 months. Must be enrolled in Google Workspace Labs or be willing to enroll. If Interested, Please Share: Updated Resume/CVCurrent LocationUS Citizen / Green Card Status Business Domain Email ID and Phone Number Weekly Availability Whether you have already been contacted regarding this same opportunity (Yes/No

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