
Human Resources Generalist - Hospitality Industy
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WHO WE ARE
Level99 is a sprawling playground designed for adults with over 50 life-sized mini-games where Players dodge axes, crack puzzles, and outsmart real-world challenges. Each game lasts about 1–4 minutes and is built for 2–6 people to play together. One ticket to Level99 unlocks access to all of our games including Challenge Rooms, Player-vs-Player duels, and an art scavenger hunt. We save your progress each time you play so you can earn rewards and climb our coveted leaderboard.
Alongside the games, Level99 offers a full-service bar and award-winning restaurant – featuring scratch-cooking, local craft beers, handmade cocktails, and a variety of event spaces. Level99 has locations in Natick, MA, Providence, RI, Tysons, VA, Disney Springs, FL, and is opening in West Hartford, CT, Paramus, NJ, Philadelphia, PA, and Raleigh, NC. Level99 is backed by Act III Holdings, led by Panera founder Ron Shaich, and we have a talented team that has worked on successful entertainment projects ranging from 5 Wits to Walt Disney Imagineering. Visit www.level99.com for more details.
OVERVIEW As a Human Resources (HR) Generalist, you will be responsible for a wide range of HR functions, inclusive of employee relations and talent acquisition. This is a hands-on role that directly impacts the team delivering high-energy guest experiences in a fast-paced environment. Experience within the hospitality and restaurant industries is a plus. The HR Generalist is passionate about getting the details right, anticipating team members and management needs, and advancing the Level99 brand.
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In addition to competitive rates of pay, Level99 offers competitive benefits including:
- Health insurance options, including PPO and HMO plans
- Dental plan
- Vision plan
- Life coverage
- Accidental death & dismemberment coverage (AD&D)
- Short & long term disability
- Teladoc service
- PrePaid legal coverage
- Identity theft coverage
- 401(k) - Roth or Traditional
- Hybrid schedule
- Free admission to our attractions and other incidental perks
While we don’t expect a candidate to have deep experience in all of the above, we’re looking for someone with the passion and capability to learn quickly in the areas that are new! YOU MIGHT BE A FIT ON THE LEVEL99 TEAM IF YOU…
- Like to laugh, would be described as a "low maintenance, low drama" person, have a tendency to have a bit of fun while you work
- Have a high tolerance for ambiguity, like to go fast, and are excited to learn on the job
- Are just a little bit obsessive about getting the details right the first time
- Have a high energy personality, the kind of person who is typically smiling, and likes to "get it done now"
Level99 is an E-Verify employer.
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