You’ll work directly with the Director to keep a complex, multi‑event season running on time and on budget. Across 6 events and dozens of active vendor relationships, there’s a lot happening simultaneously — your job is to make sure nothing falls through the cracks.

This role lives at the intersection of finance and operations. You’ll manage vendor payments and onboarding in Ramp, maintain our event budgets, surface emerging issues before they become fires, and help the Director to stay focused on the right things at the right time. Strong communication and a proactive mindset are as important as technical skills here.

Budget & Vendor Payments

Own day‑to‑day maintenance of the season event budget — record actuals, track variances, and flag when something is trending off‑plan across any of the 6 events
Manage vendor onboarding and payment processing in Ramp, including setting up new vendors, submitting payments for approval, and ensuring invoices are coded correctly
Monitor staged vendor payment schedules (deposits, milestone triggers, final payments) and proactively alert the team when action is needed
Support multi‑currency reconciliation across USD, AUD, and CAD; flag conversion impacts on the budget.

Issue Visibility & Communication

Actively surface emerging risks — budget overages, vendor delays, missing deliverables, or timeline slippage — before they escalate
Serve as a clear, reliable communication hub between the team and external vendors: coordinate timelines, follow up on deliverables, and hold vendors accountable without requiring the Director to step in on every thread
Prepare concise budget summaries and status updates for leadership, translating complex budget data into clear, actionable snapshots
Maintain visibility on all open items across the season so the team always has a current picture of where each event stands

Project & Operations Coordination

Triage the task queue in Asana — identify what’s urgent, what’s blocked, and what needs escalation
Build and maintain event timelines, pre‑production checklists, and run‑of‑show documents
Track vendor contracts and ensure payment and deliverable milestones are met on schedule
Support ad hoc operational needs as the season progresses

Tools Used

Budget & Finance: Google Sheets, Ramp
Project Management: Asana
Communication: Slack, Google Workspace
Expenses & Payments: Ramp

Qualifications

3–5 years in a production coordinator, production finance, or event operations role — ideally in entertainment, live events, sports, or agency production
Strong command of complex spreadsheets (Google Sheets) — you can navigate a multi‑sheet event budget model, not just enter data into one
Experience managing vendor payments and onboarding, including working in AP or expense management tools
Sharp written English — vendor communications, internal Slack, and leadership summaries all need to be clear and professional
Proactive communicator — you flag problems before they become fires, and you follow up without being asked
Able to work core PST working hours or start a few hours before to align with EST

Nice to have

Experience with Ramp, Asana, or similar expense management and project management tools
Background in multi‑currency budgeting or international event production
Live event or sports production experience

Benefits

Permanent remote work flexibility
Paid Time Off
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) coverage
Annual performance bonuses
Dedicated coaches offer an extra channel of support and skill‑building
Opportunities for professional growth

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