The Financial Analyst is the primary support for maintenance of daily operation reports and other analytical reports. The Financial Analyst uses analytical techniques to identify business trends and relationships and effectively uses the analysis to assist in making and monitoring business decisions. The Financial Analyst assists the finance team in review and analysis of Resort & Casino and Enterprise operating budgets and revenue activity. The Financial Analyst will generally be assigned an area of focus in Gaming, Marketing or Food and Beverage.
Responsible for overseeing the beverage operations. Ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of all beverage outlets includes bars and restaurants; Thur P’a Lounge, Governor’s Room, Ba Shie, and pool area. Primary objective will be to uphold the highest standards of service quality, drive revenue growth, and foster a positive guest experience across all beverage service areas.
Responsible for the accuracy, professional, and proficient manner in dealing a specific poker game according to the Company’s policies and procedures and in compliance with the Gaming Regulations.
Responsible for collection and disposal of residential and Pueblo government solid waste. Attends the Waste Transfer Station providing assistance to Tribal Members to unload solid waste and recycling materials as needed. Maintains Waste Transfer Station by keeping property clean and orderly. Receives, sorts, and safely stores household hazardous waste, used oil, and EPA universal wastes (fluorescent lamps, batteries, consumer grade herbicides and pesticides) for disposal by hazardous waste contractor. Responds to requests to dispose of deceased pets. Cleans up illegal dumping within tribal boundaries. Performs other duties as assigned.
Lead and manage culinary operations for food venues under limited supervision, ensure high quality food preparation, adherence to standards, display, storage, and exceptional guest experiences
The Players Club host promotes our Peak Rewards loyalty program (Players Club), assists guests with the membership process and explains the associated benefits and perks.
Under the supervision of the Front Office Manager and Sales Floor Coordinator. Responsible for retail sales. Provides guest service and product information.
The Baker is responsible for delivering products of the highest quality in terms of freshness, taste, and consistency. Bakers are responsible for procuring ingredients, scaling, preparing, and finishing in accordance with standardized procedures. He/she reports to the First Baker and the Pastry Chef. He/she is responsible for following all standardized procedures, safety regulations, and notifying the Pastry Chef or First Baker of any shortages, or discrepancies in products or ingredients. The Baker is responsible for always keeping their immediate work area clean.
The Restaurant Host/Hostess is the first point of contact for the guest entering the restaurant and bar. Primary responsibility is to ensure exceptional guest service by warmly welcoming guests, managing reservations, and seating guest promptly. Assists in maintaining a clean and organized environment, working closely with the restaurant and bar staff to ensure a seamless dining experience.
Support the efficient operations of multiple bars, casino floor drink stations, and restaurants. Assist bartenders and beverage servers in delivering exceptional service to guests by maintaining cleanliness, restocking supplies, and ensuring smooth operations. Provides the bar and/or casino floor drink station areas with supplies and provides the bartenders and/or beverage servers with items upon request.
PBX is the core of the Sandia Resort & Casino operation, maintaining communication between customers, guests, and staff. The PBX Operator will efficiently distribute calls to various individuals and departments to ensure timely response to any information request and to the guest’s satisfaction.
The Lead PBX Operator will operate efficiently and oversee other operators on the company phone switchboard to assist callers and make proper telephone connections. The Lead monitors the appropriate handling of incoming, outgoing and inter-office calls.
Records classroom language sessions between fluent speakers and students of varying ages and fluency. Compiles, edits, and produces recordings for use in home to assist in native language learning. Helps Tiwa Language Coordinator to organize community events and work with the community and parents.
The Behavioral Health Counselor (BHC2) works with an interdisciplinary team to meet the needs of persons of all ages whose lives are disrupted or complicated by trauma, mental illness, behavioral disturbances, substance use issues, interpersonal challenges, and/or the inability to function or maintain in the community. The BHC2 provides both initial and ongoing assessment and care of clients in all stages of acuity for the community. The BHC2 will provide individual, family, and group counseling in the following settings: Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, In-Home, Transitional Living, and In-Community. The BHC2 will assist in curriculum and program development as needed. The BHC2 will also serve to coordinate care for clients needing referrals internally and externally to the Pueblo.