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Workplace Experience Coordinator (Office Manager / Front Desk)
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What they do
A Hotel Manager manages a hotel, ensures the comfort of guests and manages business practices for the establishment. Handles guest services or supervises front office, cleaning and maintenance staff. May set room rates. Tracks expenses and inspects facilities for cleanliness and quality.
$75,758 / year median in California
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Workplace Experience Coordinator (Office Manager / Front Desk) NEON Rated Santa Monica, CA Job Details Full-time $68,000 - $72,000 a year 9 hours ago Benefits Caregiver leave AD&D insurance Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Family leave Parental leave Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Vendor relationship building Google Workspace Spreadsheets Inventory replenishment Productivity software Budget tracking Full Job Description We're looking for a Workplace Experience Coordinator to be the face and engine of our LA office. You'll greet everyone who walks through the door, keep the day-to-day running smoothly, and make sure the office is a place people actually want to come to. Think of this as part receptionist, part office manager, part hospitality pro, someone who treats every person and every request, big or small, with genuine warmth and follow-through. This is a highly visible role. You'll set the tone for how the company feels to employees, candidates, vendors, and guests from the moment they arrive. Front of House / Reception Greet all visitors, guests, and employees with a warm, professional welcome Manage the front desk: guest access, deliveries, mail, and package handling Keep the reception and common areas tidy, stocked, and presentable at all times Office Management & Maintenance Own the day-to-day upkeep of the office, from tidying shared spaces to coordinating repairs and maintenance requests Manage relationships with building management, cleaners, and maintenance vendors Proactively spot issues (a flickering light, low coffee stock, a broken chair) and resolve them before they're asked about Coordinate desk setups, seating, and space planning as the team grows Supplies & Vendor Relationships Order and manage inventory of office and kitchen supplies, keeping costs sensible and stock levels reliable Source and manage vendors (catering, cleaning, office supplies, repairs, etc.), negotiating good terms and holding them accountable to service quality Maintain relationships with building/property management and local service providers Expenses & Admin Process office-related expenses, invoices, and receipts accurately and on time Track and manage the office budget; flag spend trends or opportunities to save Support light bookkeeping/admin tasks tied to office operations Onboarding & Employee Experience Support People team with new hire logistics: desk setup, equipment, office access, welcome materials Be a friendly first point of contact for new employees on their first day Help plan and execute office events, celebrations, and culture moments Support other HR/People coordination tasks as needed The job description is to be used merely as a guide of expectations rather than an exhaustive list of all duties and competencies. All requirements and skills are subject to change as business needs evolve. Requirements What We're Looking For 2+ years in office management, front desk/reception, hospitality, or customer service (coffee shop, hotel, retail — service-heavy backgrounds are a huge plus) A genuine "no task is too small" attitude, equally happy restocking the fridge or coordinating a vendor contract A hospitality mindset, you understand what white glove service means in practice and bring that standard to every touchpoint, from a guest's first impression to the day-to-day details of the office environment. Proactive problem-solver, sees what needs to be done and does it, without waiting to be asked Strong organizational skills and the ability to juggle multiple priorities without dropping the ball Warm, upbeat, and unflappable under pressure, the kind of person who makes people feel taken care of Comfortable with basic expense tools, spreadsheets, and office software (Google Workspace/Microsoft Office; expense tools like Nexonia) Trustworthy and discreet, you'll have visibility into sensitive spaces (budgets, new hires, guests) Nice to Have Experience with vendor negotiation or contract management Experience supporting onboarding or HR coordination Familiarity with facilities/building management processes What Success Looks Like The office runs so smoothly, people barely notice the effort behind it Supplies never run out, expenses are accurate and on time, vendors deliver reliably New hires feel set up and welcomed from day one Role Reports to: Director, People +