Evolution of Medicine
Game Presenter (Mandarin/Cantonese/English)
New Westminster, BC, Canada · Part-time
Sponsorship not specified$18k-$24kDetected 5 days ago
Customer Support
About the role
- Evolution is a world-leading developer and provider of fully integrated B2B online casino solutions to gaming operators.
- Our Canadian studios are located in Metro Vancouver and are home to a growing team of more than 1,000 employees who bring diverse backgrounds and languages to work every day.
- As a Bilingual Game Presenter, you'll host classic casino games such as Blackjack and Baccarat in English, interacting with players live on camera from our professional broadcast studio in New Westminster.
Responsibilities
- A diverse, international workplace where you'll build friendships with colleagues from all around the world.
Requirements
- If you enjoy making small talk, meeting new people, or have an interest in acting or hosting, this could be the perfect role for you.
- No prior experience is required as fully paid training will be provided through our Evolution Academy.
- Ability to read and communicate in either Mandarin or Cantonese
- Previous experience delivering exceptional customer service in hospitality, premium dining, hotels, retail, aviation or other customer-facing environments is an asset but not required.
- Must be available to work overnight shift (11:00pm - 7:00am) and weekends
- Fully paid training (No prior experience required.
- Must be available to work overnight
Compensation
- $18k-$24k
Benefits
- Up to $1,000 monthly performance bonus (after probation)
- Extended Health Benefits Insurance (with Family Coverage)
- 15 Days Paid Vacation
- (Benefits may differ for part-time employees)
- Uniform stipend
- Holiday celebrations, treat days and team events
Company info
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