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About the position

The Workplace Experience Specialist will be responsible for creating a seamless, engaging, and efficient workplace experience across all US offices. This role is central to ensuring office operations run smoothly, budgets are effectively managed, and employees feel connected through thoughtfully planned events and engagement activities. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, resourceful, and thrives in a fast-paced environment with multiple stakeholders. This position is located in our NYC Office at 40 10th Avenue and follows a hybrid schedule of 4 days in office (Mon-Thu).

Responsibilities

  • Oversee daily NYC office operations, serving as the primary point of contact for guests, employees, and sub-tenants to ensure a professional arrival experience.
  • Manage seating arrangements, floor plans, and meeting room systems to support a dynamic hybrid work model.
  • Own all access protocols, including badge management, security system oversight, and compliance with health and safety standards.
  • Act as the lead point of contact for building management regarding maintenance, repairs, and office functionality.
  • Manage shipping/receiving, courier coordination, and the physical setup for new hire orientations.
  • Source and manage relationships with all US service providers, including janitorial, Food & Beverage (stocking/snack programs), and maintenance.
  • Coordinate office moves, expansions, and space planning in collaboration with Real Estate and Facilities teams.
  • Oversee the lifecycle of office supplies and equipment, ensuring high-quality standards and consistent stocking levels across all locations.
  • Provide remote operational guidance and \"WeWork\" access support for regional US employees.
  • Strategize, plan, and execute a diverse calendar of in-person and virtual events, including Town Halls, wellness activities, and holiday celebrations.
  • Partner with business leaders to facilitate high-stakes gatherings such as leadership summits, team off-sites, and community initiatives.
  • Collaborate with the People Team to champion engagement committees and translate company values into tangible workplace experiences.
  • Manage internal announcements regarding office updates, events, and workplace initiatives.
  • Support monitoring of the Workplace Experience budget for all US offices, tracking monthly spend against forecasts and reporting variances to leadership.
  • Process purchase orders (POs) and invoices, ensuring accurate cost allocation in partnership with Finance and Procurement.
  • Implement tools to track Workplace KPIs, including event participation rates, budget adherence, and employee satisfaction scores.
  • Monitor employee feedback channels to proactively identify and implement improvements to office design and services.

Requirements

  • 3–5 years of experience in office management, workplace operations, or facilities management, preferably in a fast-growing or multi-office environment.
  • Strong financial acumen with experience managing budgets, processing invoices, and vendor negotiations.
  • Proven ability to organize and execute engaging events and employee programs.
  • Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and multitasking skills with strong attention to detail.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills; able to partner effectively across People, Finance, Procurement, and external vendors.

Nice-to-haves

  • Proficiency with workplace tools and systems (e.g., Coupa, Brex, Kastle Security, Sharebite, Google Workspace, Workday) is a plus.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Hospitality, Human Resources, or related field preferred.
  • Conversational Spanish is a plus.

Benefits

  • bonus
  • benefits
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