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Remote Game Operations information

What is remote game operations?

Remote game operations refer to the management and support of online or digital games from a location outside of a traditional office setting. Professionals in this role handle tasks such as monitoring game performance, addressing player issues, coordinating live events, and ensuring the overall smooth functioning of the game environment. They often work closely with developers, customer support, and community teams to provide seamless player experiences. This role is essential in maintaining uptime, resolving technical issues, and supporting in-game events for players worldwide.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote game operations specialist?

To excel as a Remote Game Operations specialist, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and experience with game management or live operations, often supported by a background in computer science or a related field. Familiarity with live operations dashboards, incident management systems, and tools like JIRA or Splunk is typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to work well under pressure are standout soft skills in this role. These skills ensure smooth game performance, timely issue resolution, and a positive player experience in an always-on digital environment.

What are some common challenges faced in a remote game operations role, and how can they be effectively managed?

In a Remote Game Operations role, one of the main challenges is ensuring seamless communication and coordination with cross-functional teams, such as developers, customer support, and community managers, despite working from different locations and time zones. Additionally, managing live events, in-game updates, and monitoring player feedback remotely requires strong organizational and multitasking skills. To overcome these challenges, it is helpful to establish clear communication channels, use collaborative tools, and maintain a structured workflow to quickly address issues and deliver a smooth gaming experience for players.

What is the difference between Remote Game Operations vs Remote Game Testing?

AspectRemote Game OperationsRemote Game Testing
Primary FocusManaging game services, live events, and player supportTesting game functionality, bugs, and quality assurance
Required SkillsGame knowledge, communication, problem-solvingAttention to detail, technical skills, testing procedures
Work EnvironmentCustomer support platforms, live game serversTesting environments, bug tracking tools
Industry UsageGame companies, live service providersQA departments, testing firms

Remote Game Operations and Remote Game Testing both involve working within the gaming industry, but they focus on different aspects. Operations centers on managing live game services and player interactions, while testing emphasizes identifying bugs and ensuring game quality before release. Understanding these differences helps candidates choose the role that best fits their skills and career goals.

What are the most commonly searched types of Game Operations jobs in Oregon?

The most popular types of Game Operations jobs in Oregon are:

What are popular job titles related to Remote Game Operations jobs in Oregon?

For Remote Game Operations jobs in Oregon, the most frequently searched job titles are:

What job categories do people searching Remote Game Operations jobs in Oregon look for?

The top searched job categories for Remote Game Operations jobs in Oregon are:

What cities in Oregon are hiring for Remote Game Operations jobs?

Cities in Oregon with the most Remote Game Operations job openings:

Infographic showing various Remote Game Operations job openings in Oregon as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 57% Full Time, 29% Part Time, and 14% Contract. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution.

Director of Sales-Remote-Hybrid-Onsite

Seaside Vacation Homes

Seaside, OR • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Posted 26 days ago


Job description

Director of Sales

Location: Seaside, OR
Reports To: CEO
Department: Sales & Marketing
Employment Type: Full-Time | On-Site / Hybrid

About Seaside Vacation Homes

Seaside Vacation Homes is a second-generation, family-owned vacation rental company that has been serving the Oregon Coast since 1993. We manage more than 100 vacation homes and have built our business around something pretty simple: take great care of our guests, take great care of our homes, and keep getting better at what we do.

We have a strong brand, an established sales program, a loyal returning-guest base, and a team that knows this market.

Now we're ready to level up our sales game.

The Opportunity

We're looking for a Director of Sales who can sell, coach, think, challenge, build, and close.

This is not a position where you sit above the sales team and review reports. You'll be a true player/coach. We expect you to know how to close a sale yourself, listen to how our team is selling, identify where opportunities are being lost, coach improvement, and then use the numbers to determine whether it worked.

Our sales program has been successful for more than a decade. The fundamentals are solid. The presentation, technology, training, and strategy are ready for a refresh.

Gitty up AI and hit record.

You'll work directly with the company owner to learn the existing program, understand why it works, question where it can be better, and help build the next generation of it.

We don't want someone who changes things simply to put their fingerprints on them.

We want someone who asks good questions, challenges assumptions, develops a point of view, and can make the case for a better approach.

Learn it. Question it. Improve it. Prove it.

Over time, the goal is straightforward: own the sales department.

What You'll Own

Sell & Close

You should genuinely enjoy selling.

Our guests range from people who know exactly what they want to families who need help finding the right home for their Oregon Coast vacation. You'll need to recognize the difference, adapt the conversation, overcome objections, create appropriate urgency, and confidently ask for the booking.

Great customer service matters here-but we're also in sales. We ask for the business.

You'll personally sell alongside the team and help demonstrate what great looks like.

Coach & Develop the Sales Team

We measure sales performance through a balanced operational scoreboard, including conversion, revenue, booking performance, follow-up, and other KPIs.

But numbers only tell you where to start looking.

When performance drops, your first instinct should be to get into the actual sales process. Listen to calls. Talk with the salesperson. Understand what's happening. Coach the behavior and then watch the numbers to determine whether it worked.

We believe in coaching first, setting clear expectations, measuring improvement, and holding people accountable.

Build the Next Version of Our Sales Program

Our sales handbook/program is more than 10 years old.

There's a lot worth keeping-and plenty of opportunity to modernize it.

You'll work 1:1 with the owner to refresh training, sales techniques, scripts, objection handling, follow-up, technology, AI tools, and performance measurement.

We're not looking for someone to throw away a proven system on Day 1.

Understand it first. Then bring ideas.

And when you bring a problem, bring your thinking and a recommendation with it.

Know the Numbers

You don't need to be our revenue manager, but numbers shouldn't scare you.

You'll work with the Owner and Tech Admin on pricing, booking trends, OTA performance, market data, and revenue strategy. Experience with tools such as KeyData and PriceLabs is a big plus.

There are plenty of conceptual puzzles in this business. If figuring out why something is happening sounds entertaining to you, you'll probably enjoy working with us.

Accuracy also matters.

CRM records, follow-up, KPIs, sales documentation, and reporting need to be right. If the underlying data is garbage, the fancy dashboard isn't going to save us.

Grow Our Returning Guest Business

We have something many companies would love to have: a strong base of loyal returning guests.

We want more of them booking directly with us.

You'll work with the Owner on campaigns, messaging, promotions, segmentation, and opportunities to turn previous guests into their next Oregon Coast vacation.

Try things. Measure them. Keep what works. Learn from what doesn't and move forward.

Marketing & New Opportunities

We're already killing it with the majors-Airbnb, VRBO, and the major vacation-rental channels.

From time to time, we'll pursue niche travel agencies, booking platforms, partnerships, and other opportunities. You'll participate in evaluating those opportunities and work with our technical team when we decide one makes sense.

Marketing experience is valuable here, too. Depending on your background, you may work with the Owner on social media, digital campaigns, guest acquisition, promotions, and brand reach.

We aren't expecting one person to be an expert in everything.

Bring your strengths. We'll build from there.

Who We're Looking For

You'll probably enjoy this role if you:

• Know how to sell-and aren't afraid to ask for the business
• Can coach someone else to become a better salesperson
• Naturally question why something is or isn't working
• Enjoy taking a problem apart and figuring out the variables
• Are comfortable challenging an idea, including the CEO's, when the facts point somewhere else
• Can make your case without making it personal
• Move quickly without getting sloppy
• Care whether the details and data are accurate
• Enjoy building better people, processes, and systems
• Can manage multiple priorities without losing follow-through
• Research what you don't know before asking someone else to solve it
• Own mistakes, learn from them, adjust, and keep moving
• Want increasing autonomy as you learn the business and earn it

We don't need someone who has every answer.

We need someone who knows how to find one.

Experience That Will Help

A strong background in sales is important. Experience leading or coaching salespeople is highly valuable.

Hospitality, vacation rentals, travel, real estate, or another consultative sales environment would give you a head start-but we're more interested in what you've actually accomplished than checking boxes on a résumé.

A bachelor's degree and 7+ years of sales experience are welcome, but they're not hard requirements.

Some additional experience that would be great to see:

• Revenue management
• KeyData or PriceLabs
• Airbnb, VRBO, and OTA strategy
• CRM management and KPI reporting
• Digital marketing
• Google Ads / AdWords
• Social media marketing
• Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop
• AI-assisted sales and marketing tools
• Sales training or professional sales certifications

Have three of those? Great.

Have none of them but you're an exceptional sales leader who can close, coach, think, and build? We still want to talk.

Where You'll Work

Ideally, you'll have a regular presence in our Seaside office.

There is real value in knowing the homes you're selling and working alongside the operational teams responsible for delivering the experience you've promised the guest.

If you live more than approximately 45 minutes from Seaside, we're open to discussing a hybrid arrangement. Remote team members should plan on a minimum of three days on-site each month to tour new inventory, work with the sales team, and meet with department leads.

Schedule: 9:30 AM–6:00 PM PST, five days per week, including weekends. Days off are negotiable.

What We Offer

• Competitive base salary + performance-based bonus
• Health reimbursement
• Vacation that increases with tenure
• Sick pay
• Professional development and continued education
• A direct working relationship with company ownership
• Real opportunity to shape-and eventually own-the direction of an established sales department
• A locally owned company with more than 30 years of history on the Oregon Coast

Run With The BEST

We're not looking for someone to simply maintain what already exists.

We're looking for someone who wants to understand why it works, figure out how to make it better, teach others to execute it, and then prove the improvement in the numbers.

If you can think, sell, coach, close, and build, we'd like to hear from you.


VROPCO Drug Screen Disclaimer – Oregon Applicants

At VROPCO, we are committed to maintaining a safe, healthy, and productive workplace. As part of our employment process, all final candidates may be required to undergo a drug screening conducted in house onsite at our main location.

Please read the following carefully:

  1. Compliance with Oregon Law:
    VROPCO complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, including the Oregon Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing laws (ORS 659A.300–659A.330). We ensure all drug screening is conducted in a fair, respectful, and confidential manner.

  2. Marijuana Use:
    While recreational and medical marijuana use is legal in Oregon, marijuana remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law. For safety-sensitive positions or those governed by federal regulations, a positive test for THC may disqualify an applicant, regardless of state legality.

  3. Medical Conditions and Accommodations:
    If you are taking any prescribed medications or have a medical condition that may affect your drug screening, please notify the Medical Review Officer (MRO) during the review process. Reasonable accommodations will be considered in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Oregon disability laws.

  4. Consent and Confidentiality:
    Drug screening will not be conducted without your written consent. All results are kept strictly confidential and will only be shared with authorized personnel involved in the hiring process.

  5. Right to Retest and Appeal:
    In accordance with Oregon law, if you test positive, you have the right to request a retest of your original sample at your own expense. Instructions for requesting a retest or appealing results will be provided with your lab report.

  6. Non-Discrimination:
    VROPCO does not discriminate against applicants on the basis of lawful off-duty conduct, medical conditions, or disability status, consistent with applicable laws.

By continuing with the hiring process, you acknowledge and understand that a conditional offer of employment may be contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screen, and that refusal to test may result in withdrawal of the employment offer.

If you have any questions about our drug screening policy or your rights under Oregon law, please contact Human Resources at hr@vropco.com.