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Assistant Remote Tabletop Game Jobs in California

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Assistant Remote Tabletop Game information

What is an assistant remote tabletop game?

Assistant Remote Tabletop Game roles involve providing support to game masters or organizers during virtual tabletop gaming sessions. These assistants help manage game logistics, keep track of rules, update digital maps, and facilitate communication among players. Their goal is to ensure the game runs smoothly and that participants have a positive experience. They may also assist with scheduling, troubleshooting technical issues, and offering creative input as needed.

How does an assistant remote tabletop game facilitator typically collaborate with game masters and players during online sessions?

An Assistant Remote Tabletop Game facilitator works closely with game masters (GMs) by helping to organize digital assets, manage player communications, and troubleshoot technical issues during sessions. They often coordinate behind the scenes to ensure a smooth flow of gameplay, such as sharing reference materials and tracking in-game events. Assistants also serve as a point of contact for players' questions and can help foster a positive group dynamic, making sessions more enjoyable and efficient for everyone involved.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an assistant remote tabletop game facilitator, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Assistant Remote Tabletop Game Facilitator, you need a solid understanding of tabletop gaming rules, strong organizational skills, and experience coordinating online sessions. Familiarity with virtual tabletop platforms such as Roll20 or Fantasy Grounds, as well as video conferencing tools, is typically required. Excellent communication, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities help facilitate smooth gameplay and enhance player engagement. These skills ensure efficient game management, a positive experience for participants, and successful coordination of remote gaming sessions.

What are the most commonly searched types of Remote Tabletop Game jobs in California?

The most popular types of Remote Tabletop Game jobs in California are:

What cities in California are hiring for Assistant Remote Tabletop Game jobs?

Cities in California with the most Assistant Remote Tabletop Game job openings:

Customer Service Support Assistant

Got Game Camp

Los Angeles, CA • On-site, Remote

$18.50 - $25.50/hr

Part-time

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Job description

Description
About Got Game Sports
Got Game Sports is one of the premier youth sports and camp organizations in Los Angeles and Colorado. We pride ourselves on delivering a premium quality experience, maintaining high engagement, and executing the "Got Game Way." We are looking for a dedicated Customer Service Support Assistant to join our administrative team.
The Role
We are seeking a highly organized, independent, competent, and detail-oriented Customer Service Support Assistant to help manage our parent communication and registration processes. Working directly under our Communications Coordinator, you will serve as a frontline voice of the company. Because this is a fully remote position, we need a self-starter who possesses excellent phone and email etiquette, great written skills, learns databases and new platforms quickly, and can confidently solve problems for our families while maintaining a warm and professional brand tone. Just as important: we need someone who takes initiative - who digs into what they don't know, asks questions early when something isn't clear, and takes a swing at solving a problem and learning new solutions before handing it off.
Key Responsibilities
  • Frontline Parent Support: Confidently manage high-volume incoming phone calls and emails from parents regarding registration details and support, schedules, and general inquiries - with prompt, thorough, complete replies.
  • Inbox Management: Assist the Communications Coordinator in maintaining our "Zero Inbox" standard for the Got Game Admin email.
  • Database Administration: Navigate and manage parent accounts within our 'Playbook' registration system - roster management, enrollments, credits, refunds, and add-ons - ensuring enrollment data, pricing, and capacity limits are accurate. Precision matters here; these are real dollars on a family's account.
  • Customer Experience: Filter operational noise by owning routine and moderately complex questions yourself, and escalating genuinely sensitive or unusual issues to the Communications Coordinator.
  • Work with some of our frontline staff to find answers to questions for prompt replies.
  • Brand Voice: Ensure all written and verbal communication aligns with the positive, energetic, and professional "Got Game Way."

Work Details
  • This is a part-time, remote position.
  • Target start date is early September.
  • This is initially a seasonal position, ending after our fall and winter holiday camps, with the intention of re-evaluating at that time to continue the work on a more consistent basis through spring and summer.
  • Must have access to a quiet workspace, a reliable computer, and high-speed internet.

Requirements
Requirements & Qualifications
  • Experience: Previous experience in customer service, administrative support, or remote help-desk roles. Camp/youth sports industry experience is a plus.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional written and verbal communication skills. You must be comfortable spending a significant portion of your time on the phone and via email with parent customers.
  • Technical Proficiency: Strong computer skills with the ability to quickly learn our registration database (Playbook). Experience with general CRM platforms, email ticketing systems, and Google Workspace is highly preferred.
  • Independent Worker: Proven ability to work remotely with minimal supervision. While managers are always available to support you, you must be confident in your ability to find answers and solve problems autonomously - and equally willing to ask clear questions early to learn systems rather than sit on something you don't understand.
  • Detail-Oriented: Accuracy with dates, dollar amounts, and account balances. You catch your own mistakes before a parent does.

Tone: Ability to remain calm, empathetic, and professional under pressure, especially when assisting frustrated or confused customers.