Leads global benefits support for a client in the Pacific time zone. Responsibilities include client management, solution development, communication, organization, time management, and participation in key workshops and testing activities. The role is remote, part-time, lasts 10 months, and requires occasional travel to Seattle.
SF EC Global benefits Lead
Location: Remote with Occasional Travel to Seattle
Duration: 10 Months (Part time)
Resources need to have strong communication skills and be
able to think outside the box and give solutions.
The resources would need to support a client in the PST
timezone. There is travel required for key workshops, testing etc.
Location is Seattle.
The client is also very mature and solution savvy. The
Leads need to have strong communication, organization, client management and
time management skills.
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