The Hannah Blount Jewelry studio is looking to expand with a part-time, studio coordinator! This role will provide support for the operational efforts that keep the HBJ studio running.

Photography by Stephanie Larsen

Flexible hours available and a start date of mid-June; this position has the potential to expand into a more involved role. Reporting to managers and Hannah herself, essential responsibilities of the studio coordinator include but are not limited to:

• Maintain studio operational procedures and studio schedule.
• Provide support to online customers- including order fulfillment, act as a shipping liaison and also provide one-of-a-kind customer service. 
• Organize and host studio shopping appointments and visits. 
• Ensure studio maintenance, presentation and organization.
• Order and manage studio supplies.
• Bring an ambitious and passionate attitude to work daily.

Ideal candidates will have:

• Familiarity with platforms such as Shopify, ShipStation and DropBox. 
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Sales associate experience is a plus, but not a requirement. 
• Ability to juggle multiple tasks and quickly adapt.
• 1+ years relevant experience in a fast paced, creative, administrative or sales environment.
• Must love dogs and be prepared to eat a lot of cookies.

To Apply:
Please submit your resume and a short cover letter (telling us about yourself, and why you are a great fit for Hannah Blount Jewelry!) to studio@hannahblount.com. Inquiries by email only. Learn more about the HBJ studio and team by clicking here!

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