iGaming Hunter
Office Coordinator

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Location: UK based - fully remote
Salary: £30-£37k pro-rata
Basis: Contractor / self employed
Benefits: health insurance allowance + bonus
We are seeking a hands-on office co-ordinator for a fully remote i-gaming start-up.
The ideal candidate will be available 2-3 days per week - hours / days flexible to suit.
Key Responsibilities
This role will provide support to the commercial team and MD.
Day to Day responsibilities
- Coordinate contract execution between clients and legal teams.
- Track contract progress and ensure timely completion of agreements.
- Monitor account status and maintain visibility of outstanding actions and requirements.
- Manage Due Diligence (DD) and Know Your Customer (KYC) processes.
- Track employee holidays, annual leave and absences.
- Arrange business travel, including flights, accommodation and logistics for conferences, events and team meetings.
- Coordinate new starter onboarding processes.
- Arrange system access, email account creation and required tools for new employees.
- Ensure all onboarding tasks are completed to support a smooth employee induction.
- Monitor ongoing projects and ensure actions are followed through to completion.
- Maintain strong communication across departments to support business objectives and operational efficiency.
- Assisting the Account Management Team with managing client administration including adding games to the client database, updating client forms and sheets as required. Adding games to the game release calendar.
- Other adhoc administrative duties as required.
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Candidate Profile
- Proven success in a similar role, ideally within iGaming but not essential.
- Attention to detail whilst working at pace.
- Sense of urgency.
- Organisational ability and ability to prioritise tasks.
- A ‘can do’, proactive approach to tasks and assisting the team.
- A self starter able to work in a start-up environment without clear guidelines and structure.
- Native or professional fluency in English.


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