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As remote and hybrid work has become the new normal, our cloud-based technology enables teams to ... By starting with the Media & Entertainment industry and expanding into data-intensive sectors, you ...

Emmys, Clios Entertainment and Sports Awards, Effies, Cannes Lions Awards, ProMax Agency of the ... Provide hands-on and remote support for macOS and Windows devices, covering setup, deployment ...

Remote, US Minimum Salary Rate$68,640.00Median Salary Rate$73,830.00Working at DMI DMI is a diverse ... Convenience/Concierge - Virtual health visits, commuter perks, pet insurance, and entertainment ...

Remote, US Minimum Salary Rate $68,640.00 Median Salary Rate $73,830.00 Working at DMI DMI is a ... Convenience/Concierge - Virtual health visits, commuter perks, pet insurance, and entertainment ...

Employee Discount Platform discounted entertainment tickets to movies, sporting events, hotels, live performances, etc. * Referral bonuses * Employee engagement events * Flexible remote work ...

Location: San Jose, CA or Hybrid (with remote support to Hong Kong) Annual Salary: USD 130,000 ... Administer IT access provisioning and security for less-sensitive systems (e.g., maintaining admin ...

Sr. Infrastructure Engineer

Orlando, FL · Remote

$101K - $137K/yr

VSNT) is an industry-changing media and entertainment business and home to trusted brands that ... WHAT YOU'LL DO • Administer and operate Okta, Active Directory, and identity systems including ...

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What is a Remote Entertainment Administrator?

A Remote Entertainment Administrator is a professional who manages administrative tasks for entertainment companies, production studios, or artists from a remote location. Their responsibilities may include scheduling, coordinating events, handling contracts, managing digital files, and communicating with clients and team members virtually. This role requires strong organizational and communication skills, as well as familiarity with digital collaboration tools. Working remotely, they ensure smooth operations without being physically present at the office or event sites.

What is the difference between Remote Entertainment Administrator vs Remote Event Coordinator?

AspectRemote Entertainment AdministratorRemote Event Coordinator
Primary RoleOversees entertainment content, manages artist relations, and handles licensingPlans, organizes, and executes events, including logistics and vendor coordination
Required SkillsCommunication, content management, industry knowledgeOrganization, communication, vendor management
Work EnvironmentEntertainment companies, media platforms, online content providersEvent venues, corporate clients, online event platforms
Common CertificationsRelevant industry certifications, project managementEvent planning certifications, project management

The Remote Entertainment Administrator focuses on managing entertainment content and artist relations, while the Remote Event Coordinator handles the planning and execution of events. Both roles require strong organizational and communication skills but differ in their core responsibilities and work environments.

How does a Remote Entertainment Administrator effectively coordinate with on-site teams and talent?

As a Remote Entertainment Administrator, effective coordination with on-site teams and talent involves frequent virtual meetings, clear documentation, and using collaborative project management tools. You'll often be responsible for scheduling, communicating updates, and troubleshooting issues in real-time despite not being physically present. Building strong relationships through reliable and proactive communication is key to ensuring smooth event operations and supporting talent needs. Familiarity with digital platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Trello will help streamline interactions and keep everyone aligned on objectives and timelines.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Entertainment Administrator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Entertainment Administrator, you need organizational skills, experience in entertainment industry operations, and a background in business administration or a related field. Familiarity with project management tools, scheduling software, digital communication platforms, and possibly certifications in event planning are typically required. Strong communication, time management, and problem-solving abilities help you coordinate teams and manage remote workflows effectively. These skills ensure seamless operations, efficient collaboration, and the successful execution of entertainment projects in a virtual environment.
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Senior RevOps Administrator

$116K - $145K/yr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Re-posted 15 days ago


Job description

Company overview
LucidLink is a fast-growing startup on a mission to make data instantly and securely accessible from everywhere. As remote and hybrid work has become the new normal, our cloud-based technology enables teams to instantly access files and collaborate from anywhere in a familiar format that works like a local hard drive.
LucidLink's solution is designed for workflows involving huge files, massive data sets and real-time collaboration. Our customers include the world's most creative companies like Paramount, Warner Brothers, Epic Games, Spotify, A+E and Netflix. We were founded in 2016 by storage industry experts and support over one billion customer files across more than 40+ countries. LucidLink is headquartered in San Francisco, California, has an engineering office in Sofia, Bulgaria, and remote employees across North America, Europe, and Australia.
Reasons to join LucidLink:
  • Tackle big challenges: You'll have the chance to solve complex, high-stakes problems that redefine how teams collaborate globally. By starting with the Media & Entertainment industry and expanding into data-intensive sectors, you'll gain deep insight into cutting-edge technologies and play a role in shaping the future of global workflows.
  • Values-led culture: Our values don't just exist on paper-they guide every decision and interaction. You'll thrive in an environment where integrity, innovation, and empathy are at the core of how we operate, empowering you to grow personally and professionally.
  • Hypergrowth journey: Joining a company with rapid growth means unparalleled opportunities for advancement, learning, and being part of an exciting journey toward unicorn status. You'll experience the adrenaline of startup speed combined with the satisfaction of building something truly impactful.
  • Immediate impact: At LucidLink, your work will matter-immediately. You'll be part of a tight-knit team of 230+ builders working at startup speed, where your ideas and actions will create tangible, exponential results that contribute to our collective success.
  • Comprehensive benefits: We believe in investing in our people. With flexible PTO, a competitive salary, stock options, and full health coverage, you'll feel supported both professionally and personally while enjoying a strong work-life balance.
Role Overview
LucidLink's revenue team runs on Salesforce -- and right now, that Salesforce needs a skilled operator to take the wheel. Years of fast-moving decisions have left us with heavy customizations, a complex integration web, and data governance gaps that a growing company cannot afford to ignore.
As our first dedicated Senior RevOps Administrator, you will own the day-to-day configuration, data integrity, and access governance of Salesforce -- and over time, help us rationalize the broader RevOps tech stack. This is not a ticket queue or a maintenance role. It is a builder opportunity: assess the current state, fix what is broken, sunset what should not exist, and set a standard that scales.
You will work directly with our VP of Revenue Operations and partner closely with IT -- getting the space and trust to operate autonomously while having a clear escalation path for anything that crosses into engineering territory.
Key Responsibilities
  • Own all declarative configuration of Salesforce: objects, fields, validation rules, flows, page layouts, and approval processes -- no custom code, no hand-offs for things you can build yourself
  • Design and enforce data access governance -- maintain least-privilege profiles, permission sets, and sharing rules so sensitive account and contact data stays protected, especially at employee off-boarding
  • Own CRM data quality: deduplication rules, field standards enforcement, regular audits, and proactive fixes for the issues we know we have and the ones we are about to discover
  • Manage the full Salesforce release cycle: assess platform updates, sandbox-test configurations, communicate changes to stakeholders, and deploy to production on a disciplined weekly cadence
  • Audit and rationalize existing customizations -- identify what can be replaced with standard Salesforce objects and build a migration roadmap with RevOps leadership
  • Serve as primary liaison to IT for any request that requires code, managed packages, API integrations, or sandbox management -- scope the handoff cleanly and follow through
  • Administer adjacent RevOps tools (Gong experience is a strong plus) and maintain a live inventory of all RevOps-owned systems, including contract renewal dates and integration dependencies
  • Create and maintain internal documentation for all configurations, processes, and change logs so institutional knowledge stays in-house and outlasts any contractor relationship

Required Qualifications
  • 5+ years of hands-on Salesforce administration experience in a B2B SaaS or high-growth tech environment (8+ years preferred -- we will assess depth, not just tenure)
  • Salesforce Administrator certification (ADM 201) strongly preferred -- a meaningful signal of self-investment and platform commitment
  • Deep proficiency with Salesforce Flow and declarative automation -- you build without code and know exactly when to hand something to engineering
  • Strong grasp of CRM data models, user provisioning, access controls, data governance, and the lead-to-close sales process
  • Disciplined, documentation-first approach to change management -- careless Salesforce changes are how we got here; disciplined ones are how we get out
  • Excellent communication skills -- you translate technical changes for non-technical stakeholders and collaborate fluently with IT partners

Preferred Experience
  • Gong administration experience -- we are expanding our Gong footprint and this will become a meaningful part of the role
  • Background in Business Systems or IT roles that crossed over into CRM or RevOps administration
  • Experience supporting 50+ person sales organizations at a company in a similar growth phase
  • Familiarity with GDPR/CCPA data governance requirements within Salesforce
  • Experience auditing and rationalizing a bloated RevOps tech stack -- fewer, better-integrated tools is the direction we are heading

What we would like to see accomplished in the first 90 days:
  • Complete a full Salesforce configuration audit -- document the current state, map the integrations, and flag the top 10 data quality or governance risks
  • Ship at least 2 meaningful improvements: access control cleanup, a deduplication rule, a flow that replaces a manual process -- something the team can see and feel
  • Establish a weekly release cadence with a change log and a simple stakeholder communications template
  • Build strong working relationships with RevOps and IT -- know who to call for what, how decisions get made, and who the real stakeholders are
  • Own a prioritized backlog of the next 6 months of improvements, reviewed and signed off by RevOps leadership

About Our Team
You will sit within a lean Revenue Operations team, working directly with our VP of RevOps -- a fast-moving function in a critical build phase. The team includes a Revenue Enablement lead and commissions expertise, supported historically by a third-party operations partner that you will be helping to replace. We make decisions fast, own our lanes completely, and genuinely care about doing things right -- not just done.
How You'll Make an Impact
Every deal LucidLink closes flows through Salesforce. Every rep that joins, every account we land, every pipeline call we run -- it all touches the CRM you will own. Getting Salesforce right is not back-office hygiene here; it is foundational to how we scale from 230 people to 500. You will be the person who builds that foundation -- and you will know it mattered.
This role may not be for you if...
  • You expect a fully defined scope or a team underneath you -- this is a solo builder role and full ownership comes with the territory
  • You are not comfortable in an environment with legacy tech debt, ambiguity, and fast-moving priorities that do not always wait for you
  • You would rather wait for problems to be reported than proactively find and fix them before they become someone else's fire
  • You see documentation and change management as administrative overhead -- here, they are the actual job

Interview Process
  1. Initial Recruiter Screen: A conversational introduction focused on your background, communication style, motivations, and what draws you to a builder role at a high-growth startup. We'll also cover compensation expectations and logistics so there are no surprises later.
  2. Hiring Manager Interview: A deeper discussion around your enablement philosophy, program design, and how you've built measurable impact on revenue outcomes - expect real-world scenarios around ramp time reduction, Sales Academy design, and how you've influenced GTM motion without direct authority.
  3. Cross-Functional Interview: A peer conversation focused on how you partner across Sales, Marketing, and Product - specifically how you turn product messaging into field-ready content, manage competing stakeholder priorities, and show up when there's no playbook to follow.
  4. IT & Operations Interview: A focused conversation on how you think about the systems and tools that underpin enablement - integrations, access, tooling boundaries, and how you partner with technical teams to get things done without owning the stack yourself.
  5. Skills Assessment: A practical, scenario-based evaluation where you'll demonstrate how you think, build, and execute - expect real problems, not hypotheticals.
  6. Final Conversation: A relaxed discussion to make sure LucidLink is the right environment for how you work best - and so you can ask the questions that matter to you. Expect some conversation around long-term growth, what exceptional looks like in this role, and how the Revenue Enablement function fits into our broader GTM strategy.

At LucidLink, AI fluency is a core professional competency. As part of our interview process, we'll explore how you currently use AI tools in your work and how you think about using them responsibly.