Evolution of Medicine
Card Inspector
Atlantic City, NJ, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 15 days ago
About the role
- Evolution the world leading B2B provider for online casinos. is hiring!
- At Evolution, our talent is live, the players are virtual.
- Every day, thousands play with real money, from their mobile devices, on one of our 50+ games.
Responsibilities
- Our excellence is driven by over 16,000 EVOlutioneers across 30 markets worldwide, working in product innovation, software development, IT solutions, game hosting and business support.
- Evolution's dynamic and creative environment creates a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth.
Requirements
- To work within your own team to produce the required results and to meet company targets respecting deadline.
- Employee must have a valid work permit to work in USA
Compensation
- Competitive Salary $16 per hour
Benefits
- This position is an excellent opportunity to join the fast-growing Evolution team.
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Plans
Company info
- Since 2006, Evolution has been the leading product company of virtual casino games.
- We've evolved the gaming industry by designing and hosting the most streamed, interactive casino tables and slots in the world.
- Our North American talent broadcasts 24/7 from our studios in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Southfield, Michigan, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Fairfield, Connecticut and Vancouver, Canada.
- Overall you will be responsible for the inspection of cards, their quality, and upholding the highest risk and Integrity standards as imposed by Evolution standards and your direct manager.
- Evolution is a Swedish company founded in 2006 and listed on Nasdaq Nordic (EVO).
Equal opportunity
- All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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