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Whether you're an expert in your field or just starting your professional journey, we are always on the lookout for passionate, innovative, and driven individuals who want to make an impact. We invite you to send us your resume and we will be in touch if we see a match.
Qualifications
- Able to thrive in a remote work environment
- Bonus points if you have past work experience in the ticketing, sports or entertainment industries
About Us
Automatiq is the leading all-in-one software platform in the live event ticketing world, serving resellers of all sizes. Our technology suite streamlines the entire ticket resale process, from effortlessly listing tickets on multiple exchanges to dynamically adjusting prices based on market shifts, and even ensuring tickets reach event-goers promptly.
We are data-driven and customer-obsessed as we work to solve interesting and complicated challenges in a fast-growing global market. We are equally relentless in maximizing our team’s career goals and aspirations by building a company of people who share the same drive and passion. If you are looking for a culture based on great people, technical excellence, and continued growth — where your contributions and ideas really do make a difference — come join us at Automatiq!
Automatiq is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Fair Chance Notice for California Applicants
Automatiq considers qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records. Criminal history disclosure or background checks occur only after a conditional job offer. A criminal history may have a direct, adverse, and negative relationship with the following duties of the role:
—Access to transaction data, privileged information, proprietary information, etc.
—Interactions with customers, employees, vendors, agents, and third parties.
Such a history may potentially result in the withdrawal of a conditional offer of employment. If a conviction directly related to the job raises concerns, candidates will have the opportunity to explain circumstances surrounding the conviction, provide mitigating evidence, or dispute the background report.
