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Operations Coordinator

Wet (Design)

The Role

Overview

Manage global field logistics, scheduling, billing, and client liaison for water feature ops.

Key Responsibilities

  • field reports
  • technical scheduling
  • logistics management
  • invoice management
  • performance analysis
  • process optimization

Tasks

-Draft, review, and distribute field and project reports, always ensuring professionalism and technical clarity -Capture actionable meeting notes and lead follow-up, driving accountability across internal and client calls -Own global field team logistics—handle flight and hotel bookings, critical-path itineraries, and all essentials to enable hands-on technical service -Track, review, and reconcile invoices, deposits, and project billing; keep technical contracts current and accessible in collaboration with legal and finance -Partner with leadership to analyze performance, support timecard administration, and implement process improvements that directly impact operational success -Act as the primary liaison for complex technical scheduling, service coordination, and rapid client updates, keeping water features across the globe performing flawlessly -Constantly seek efficiencies across ops, logistics, and client experience, promoting a smooth, proactive workflow for the entire Legacy / WET Care division

Requirements

  • autonomy
  • quickbooks
  • smartsheet
  • microsoft office
  • 3+ years
  • communication

What You Bring

-Demonstrated autonomy, with a strong ability to anticipate roadblocks and resolve issues hands-on -Tech-savvy: adept with QuickBooks, Smartsheet, and the full Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Outlook, Teams); experience optimizing systems a plus -3+ years in a technical operations, production, or project coordination role—experience in manufacturing, technical services, field engineering, or event logistics is highly valued -Excellent communicator, confident with both technical teams and clients, keeping projects transparent, simple, and on track -Experienced juggling travel, budgets, and resource planning for concurrent technical projects

The Company

About Wet (Design)

-The firm began pioneering laminar-flow fountains with a vision of choreographed water artistry. -From its first breakthrough at Dallas’s Fountain Place, it expanded to signature spectacles like the Bellagio Fountains and the Dubai Fountain. -Its multidisciplinary team blends artists, physicists, choreographers, and engineers to deliver wow-factor experiences. -Projects span municipal plazas, resorts, theme parks, and landmarks, showcasing water, fire, fog, and light in immersive performances. -Pushing innovation in interactive and programmable water features. -Continues to transform environments—from indoor waterfalls to Olympic plaza shows—with dramatic flair.

Sector Specialisms

Water Features

Lighting

Water Control

Specialty Fountain Devices

Entertainment

Commercial

Hospitality

Urban Design

Public Spaces

Theme Parks

Retail

Cultural

Resorts

Residential

Architectural

Landscaping