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Founder's Associate, Sustainability Investment Firm, West London

  • Location: West London, in-office
  • Salary: £35,000 to £50,000 gross p.a. dependent on experience
  • Contract: Full-time, permanent
  • Working Pattern: 5 days in office. One day WFH negotiable when the Founder is out
  • Reporting To: Founder
  • Start Date: ASAP

Job Overview:

Oplu is leading the search for a Founder's Associate at a growing founder-led investment firm in West London. The firm makes venture capital, angel, and direct investments focused on sustainability.

 

This is a Founder's Associate role in the venture and angel investment world: a 1:1 seat alongside the Founder across the full investment pipeline, from sourcing and investor outreach through to follow-up and close. It combines deal and investor coordination with the organisational support that keeps a founder-led firm moving. It is not a traditional EA or PA position.

 

The Founder is hiring someone to grow into the business. You will own the investor pipeline from day one: tracking live opportunities, keeping investor conversations moving, and making sure nothing goes quiet once a deck has been sent. You will sit in on deal flow and investment discussions from the start. Over time the remit is expected to expand into deal execution, investor relations, and wider business development, with a path towards a senior investment or Chief of Staff position as the firm scales.

 

This role suits a sharp, curious early-career professional with a strong academic background and a genuine interest in investment and sustainability. You may be a Founder's Associate at a VC-backed startup or investment firm, a junior analyst at a VC, angel network, or impact fund, or someone with 1 to 3 years in consulting, banking, or a founder-led environment who wants closer proximity to deals and decision-making.

Key Responsibilities:

Investor pipeline and deal flow

  • Own the investor and deal pipeline: track live opportunities, log every touchpoint, and keep the Founder's view current.
  • Coordinate investor outreach and follow-up, including chasing responses once materials such as pitch decks have been sent.
  • Liaise with investors, portfolio companies, and prospective counterparties on the Founder's behalf.
  • Support investor roadshows and meetings: scheduling, logistics, preparation, and follow-through.
  • Research prospective investors and companies and contribute to deal flow and investment discussions.

 

Preparation and follow-up

  • Prepare pre-reads, briefing notes, and background on companies and investors ahead of meetings.
  • Capture actions from meetings and drive them to completion.

 

Founder support

  • Manage the Founder's diary and correspondence where it relates to investment and business activity.
  • Support business development, marketing, and recruitment activity as required.
  • Handle light personal administration alongside the professional remit.

Must-have Requirements:

  • Strong academic background, ideally from a Russell Group or comparable university, with evidence of high intellectual ability.
  • 1 to 3 years' experience in a startup, investment, VC, or founder-led environment.
  • Highly organised, with the discipline to run follow-ups and keep multiple workstreams on track without prompting.
  • Confident written and verbal communication with senior external contacts, by phone and by email.
  • An active listener who asks precise questions rather than filling silence.
  • Self-directed, high energy, and comfortable with a remit that will change shape as the firm grows.
  • Genuine interest in investment and sustainability as a market focus.
  • Willingness and ability to work 5 days per week in the West London office.
  • Right to live and work in the UK.

Languages:

  • Fluent English, spoken and written.

Nice to have:

  • Prior experience as a Founder's Associate, in Chief of Staff support, or as a junior VC or investment analyst.
  • Exposure to investor relations, fundraising, deal flow, or due diligence.
  • Experience at a management consultancy, investment bank, or high-growth startup.
  • Comfort with modern productivity and AI tools for note-taking, summarisation, and drafting.
  • Preferred background: early-career professional from a founder-led, VC-backed, or investment setting with clear appetite to develop into a deal-facing or Chief of Staff role.

Why this role:

  • Full ownership of the investor pipeline from day one, working 1:1 with the Founder.
  • A seat in deal flow and investment discussions from the start.
  • A defined path from coordination into deal work and investor relations as the firm scales.
  • Sustainability sector focus for candidates who care about impact.
  • Modern West London office environment.
  • 5 days in office, with one day WFH negotiable.

 

Please note: Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we regret that we are only able to contact candidates who are successfully shortlisted. If you have not heard from us within 14 days of submitting your application, please assume that you have not been successful on this occasion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOWNHOUSE

26 Grosvenor Gardens

London, SW1W 0DH, United Kingdom +44 (0)20 3757 2664

townhouseth.com

 

 

Senior Private Residence Manager

London | Full-time | Senior Leadership

 

Reporting to: Co-Ceo

 

Scope: This role will be responsible for the continued development of the Private Residences

division, advancing technical knowledge to practical solutions, while remaining

actively involved in account manager and client relationships, operational delivery

and portfolio management.

 

Role: You will act as a senior and trusted point of contact for principals, family offices and

their advisers, ensuring that every residence is exceptionally maintained, financially

controlled, operationally ready and cared for with discretion and attention to detail.

 

You will also play an important role in developing the Private Residences proposition

as Townhouse continues to grow its portfolio and relationships within the

international UHNW market.

 

Location: Victoria, London

Schedule: Monday–Friday 09:00am–06:00pm (additional hours as required to fulfil the role). Duty Manager weekend shifts every 6-8 weeks

 

 

TOWNHOUSE - WHO WE ARE: Since 2013, the team at Townhouse has been enhancing every aspect of our client’s daily lives, through

anticipatory service and meticulous attention to detail.

Having trained at some of the world’s most exclusive hotels, luxury and highly personalised service is

in our DNA. Our passion for hospitality and delivering impeccable service is what allows us to provide

our clients with the most comprehensive lifestyle management & hospitality service within their own

private residences.

 

Townhouse is a London- and Geneva based private office serving international UHNW individuals. We

support clients across the full residential lifecycle — from property search and relocation through to

ongoing management and short stays — complemented by bespoke travel, lifestyle, and advisory

services.

Luxury hospitality sits at the heart of our culture, shaping our service philosophy and defining the

standards to which we hold ourselves.

 

JOB SPECIFICATION - WHAT YOU'LL DO

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOWNHOUSE

26 Grosvenor Gardens

London, SW1W 0DH, United Kingdom +44 (0)20 3757 2664

townhouseth.com

 

 

 

As Senior Private Residence Manager, you will lead the operational and technical management of

Townhouse’s Private Residences portfolio. The role requires strong technical knowledge of super-

prime residential property, combined with an understanding that these assets are not simply bricks

and mortar, but homes for UHNW principals and their families.

 

Working closely with the Director of Client Services and the wider Private Office, Lifestyle and Travel

teams, you will ensure each residence is well maintained, compliant, financially controlled,

operationally ready and aligned with the way each family uses its home.

You will strengthen systems, reporting, project planning, supplier performance and team capability,

while ensuring Townhouse’s service standards remain consistent across a growing portfolio.

Key Responsibilities

 

Leadership, Strategy & Service Delivery

• Serve as a senior member of the management team, contributing to business strategy,

commercial growth and the development of the Private Residences division. • Develop practical systems, standards and reporting that support consistent property

management and client service across the portfolio. • Work with the Director of Client Services to align technical property delivery with

Townhouse’s wider service framework. • Lead Account Managers, property professionals, contractors and suppliers with clear

expectations, accountability and technical guidance.

• Manage the in-house housekeeping team.

Client, Family Office & Adviser Relationships

• Develop trusted relationships with principals, family offices and professional advisers. • Communicate clearly with UHNW clients, knowing when to provide detail, make a

recommendation or resolve a matter quietly. • Translate technical or property matters into concise advice that supports informed decision-

making without unnecessary operational detail. • Understand each family’s expectations, preferences and use of the residence, and ensure

these are reflected in the management of the property. • Act as a senior escalation point for sensitive, complex or high-value property matters.

 

Property Management, Compliance, Projects & Asset Stewardship

• Take overall responsibility for the management and stewardship of a portfolio of high-value

and super-prime private residences, predominantly in London. • Ensure each residence is maintained to a high standard through planned and preventative

maintenance, lifecycle planning, regular reviews and long-term asset protection. • Oversee statutory compliance, health and safety, insurance-related matters, servicing

schedules, maintenance records, operating procedures and compliance registers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOWNHOUSE

26 Grosvenor Gardens

London, SW1W 0DH, United Kingdom +44 (0)20 3757 2664

townhouseth.com

 

 

• Apply strong technical knowledge across M&E systems, security, technology, home systems,

utilities, service charges, managing-agent relationships, defects, warranties and contractor

performance. • Identify property risks, future capital requirements and improvement opportunities, and

provide clients or family offices with clear recommendations. • Prepare and manage property budgets, annual operating costs, capital expenditure plans,

major works and supplier expenditure. • Oversee refurbishment, relocation, improvement and onboarding projects, including due

diligence, condition assessments, snagging, operational set-up, budgets, timelines and

quality standards. • Represent the client’s interests throughout property projects, ensuring decisions support

both the long-term property strategy and the way the family intends to live in the residence.

Strategic Partner and Supplier Management

• Build and manage a trusted network of contractors, suppliers and specialist advisers across

London’s super-prime residential market. • Maintain strong relationships with managing agents, developers, surveyors, architects, M&E

consultants, security specialists and other professional advisers. • Set supplier performance standards, review quality and cost, and ensure external partners

reflect Townhouse’s values, standards and client expectations. • Apply procurement discipline and value-for-money judgment without compromising

technical standards or service quality.

Please note that this job description is not exhaustive of all tasks and responsibilities that

may vary and be required from time to time.

 

Person Specification

This role requires a strategic, emotionally intelligent leader with the gravitas to operate at executive

level and the empathy to nurture and inspire a team. You will balance commercial acumen with

exceptional client sensibility, bringing both vision and structure to a fast-growing luxury service

business.

 

You are proactive, solution-oriented, and thrive in environments where discretion, precision, and high

standards are non-negotiable.

 

The successful candidate may currently oversee a portfolio of prime or super-prime residential assets

for a family office, private office, property company or UHNW principal. They will understand the

technical and commercial responsibilities involved in protecting significant residential assets, while

equally understanding that behind every property is a client, a family and a home.

Required Skills & Experience

• Leadership experience across luxury hospitality, private households, UHNW family office or

super prime property portfolio management.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOWNHOUSE

26 Grosvenor Gardens

London, SW1W 0DH, United Kingdom +44 (0)20 3757 2664

townhouseth.com

 

 

• Strong technical credibility in residential property, including major capital works, M&E

infrastructure, budgets, contractor performance and residence readiness. • RICS qualification / MRICS status strongly preferred, as this will support Townhouse’s

technical credibility with principals, family offices, advisers and professional partners.

Equivalent senior-level property, surveying or asset management experience may also be

considered.

• Proven ability to build, develop and lead performing teams. • Commercially aware, with experience supporting revenue growth, strategic planning and

operational improvement. • Confident managing senior client relationships, including principals, family offices and

professional advisers. • Experience developing practical operational systems, reporting structures and service

frameworks. • Excellent written and verbal English; additional European languages advantageous. • Highly organised, analytical and able to manage multiple strategic and operational priorities.

Benefits

Townhouse is committed to fostering a high-performance, supportive environment where ambitious

individuals can grow and thrive. Through structured appraisals, leadership development, and

executive exposure, we invest in long-term capability and career progression.

 

Benefits Include:

• 20 days annual leave, (increasing each year to a maximum of 26 days) plus UK bank holidays

• Discretionary performance bonus (bi-annual and year-end)

• Health Cash Back Scheme

• Monthly team socials, seasonal events and experiences

• WFH allowance one day per week

• One-month paid sabbatical after five years of service

 

This position will also have access to the Director level enhanced benefits.

 

Location: Remote. This listing targets Dubai and UAE-based candidates. Candidates elsewhere in EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.
Salary: $5,000-$7,000 net per month, paid in USD
Languages: Turkish language essential
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Working Pattern: Remote
Right to Work: Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Financial Operations Associate to support the middle and back office of a single-family office.

This is a role for someone with 2-5 years’ experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office. The remit covers PE/VC fund operations, payments, document filing, and general administrative follow-up.

This listing targets Dubai and UAE-based candidates. The role is remote across EMEA. Candidates in Istanbul, the UK, Germany, and wider EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.

Turkish language essential.

Candidates must have the existing right to work in their base country. No visa sponsorship is offered.

Whether your background is as a Fund Operations Associate, Fund Administrator, Portfolio Operations Analyst, Banking Operations Associate, Audit Associate looking to move into the buy-side, or a Family Office Analyst, this is a considered appointment with a USD-denominated compensation package.

The Opportunity

The single-family office manages a diversified PE/VC portfolio with US and Cayman structuring. The Financial Operations Associate sits at the centre of the middle and back office, keeping the fund operations discipline running smoothly, tracking capital calls and reconciliations, preparing payment instructions, coordinating with immigration counsel on US visa matters, and working alongside advisors on US tax and Cayman administration.

This is a hands-on, detail-heavy role for someone who is careful with numbers, tidy with electronic filing, and comfortable handling many small tasks at once. Confidentiality is fundamental.

The role is a route into single-family office finance and fund operations for a strong candidate with a well-regarded academic background.

Who this role suits

This role is best suited to a finance professional with 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.

Backgrounds that translate directly include Fund Operations Associate at an administrator or GP, Portfolio Operations Analyst at an asset manager, Audit Associate at a Big Four or mid-tier firm covering fund clients, Banking Operations Associate on the middle or back office, and Family Office Analyst.

The role suits someone who genuinely enjoys the operational discipline of fund administration, wants exposure to a diversified PE/VC portfolio at family office scale, and is comfortable working across US and Cayman touchpoints.

Basic PE/VC terminology fluency, including commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest, is expected. Comfort with Google Workspace, including Gmail, Drive, and Sheets, is essential.

Key Responsibilities

Documents and email

  • Check the shared inbox every day and flag anything that needs action.
  • Save incoming documents, including fund notices, statements, and agreements, to the correct Google Drive folders.
  • Send relevant documents to the team by email.

PE/VC fund operations

  • Record capital call notices in the cash flow sheet and check called and uncalled amounts against fund records.
  • Check capital account statements against internal records, then file and share them.
  • Check management fees on capital call notices against fund terms and follow up on differences.
  • Complete monthly line-by-line reconciliations against internal records.
  • Complete new PE/VC subscription packs, including forms and KYC documents, and archive the signed copies.
  • Track payments for new direct investments and update portfolio records.

Payments and invoices

  • Prepare payment instructions for capital calls and plan payment dates with the EA team.
  • Track engagement letters and invoices.
  • Follow up smaller invoices until they are paid.
  • Update bank balances across multiple banks twice a month and report internally.

Administration and coordination

  • Follow up US visa matters with immigration counsel.
  • Keep PE/VC files for US tax purposes and work with advisors.
  • Coordinate with Cayman administration on relevant matters.
  • Handle urgent ad hoc tasks through to completion.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Turkish language essential. Fluent Turkish, spoken and written.
  • 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.
  • Excellent academic background essential. Top-tier high school and university education required.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance, or a similar discipline.
  • Working knowledge of basic PE/VC terminology: commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest.
  • Good spreadsheet skills. Comfortable building reconciliations in Google Sheets.
  • Comfortable with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Drive, and disciplined with electronic filing.
  • Good written English.
  • Careful with numbers and deadlines.
  • Strong at follow-up.
  • Able to handle many small tasks at once and flag anything that looks wrong.
  • Full confidentiality with sensitive financial information at all times.
  • Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Strong advantage

  • Prior fund administration experience at a fund administrator, GP, or family office.
  • Exposure to US tax administration for investment vehicles.
  • Familiarity with Cayman fund administration and offshore structures.
  • KYC and subscription document experience.
  • Reconciliation experience across multi-bank environments.

Preferred background

  • Finance professional looking for a long-term move into single-family office operations.
  • EMEA-based, including Turkey, UK, Europe, or Dubai, for timezone alignment.
  • Comfort in a small-team environment with genuine breadth of remit.

Why this role

  • USD-denominated compensation: $5,000-$7,000 net per month.
  • Route into single-family office finance with a diversified PE/VC portfolio.
  • Direct exposure to fund operations, US tax, and Cayman administration alongside advisors and counsel.
  • Remote working across EMEA.
  • Small-team environment with real ownership of the middle and back office.

Application Process

Candidates: apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.

Location: Remote. This listing targets Germany-based candidates, including Berlin, Frankfurt, and nationwide. Candidates elsewhere in EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.
Salary: $5,000-$7,000 net per month, paid in USD
Languages: Turkish language essential
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Working Pattern: Remote
Right to Work: Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Financial Operations Associate to support the middle and back office of a single-family office.

This is a role for someone with 2-5 years’ experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office. The remit covers PE/VC fund operations, payments, document filing, and general administrative follow-up.

This listing targets Germany-based candidates. The role is remote; candidates across EMEA are also welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.

Turkish language essential.

The role is remote. Candidates must have the existing right to work in their base country. No visa sponsorship is offered.

Whether your background is as a Fund Operations Associate, Fund Administrator, Portfolio Operations Analyst, Banking Operations Associate, Audit Associate looking to move into the buy-side, or a Family Office Analyst, this is a considered appointment with a USD-denominated compensation package.

The Opportunity

The single-family office manages a diversified PE/VC portfolio with US and Cayman structuring. The Financial Operations Associate sits at the centre of the middle and back office, keeping the fund operations discipline running smoothly, tracking capital calls and reconciliations, preparing payment instructions, coordinating with immigration counsel on US visa matters, and working alongside advisors on US tax and Cayman administration.

This is a hands-on, detail-heavy role for someone who is careful with numbers, tidy with electronic filing, and comfortable handling many small tasks at once. Confidentiality is fundamental.

The role is a route into single-family office finance and fund operations for a strong candidate with a well-regarded academic background.

Who this role suits

This role is best suited to a finance professional with 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.

Backgrounds that translate directly include Fund Operations Associate at an administrator or GP, Portfolio Operations Analyst at an asset manager, Audit Associate at a Big Four or mid-tier firm covering fund clients, Banking Operations Associate on the middle or back office, and Family Office Analyst.

The role suits someone who genuinely enjoys the operational discipline of fund administration, wants exposure to a diversified PE/VC portfolio at family office scale, and is comfortable working across US and Cayman touchpoints.

Basic PE/VC terminology fluency, including commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest, is expected. Comfort with Google Workspace, including Gmail, Drive, and Sheets, is essential.

Key Responsibilities

Documents and email

  • Check the shared inbox every day and flag anything that needs action.
  • Save incoming documents, including fund notices, statements, and agreements, to the correct Google Drive folders.
  • Send relevant documents to the team by email.

PE/VC fund operations

  • Record capital call notices in the cash flow sheet and check called and uncalled amounts against fund records.
  • Check capital account statements against internal records, then file and share them.
  • Check management fees on capital call notices against fund terms and follow up on differences.
  • Complete monthly line-by-line reconciliations against internal records.
  • Complete new PE/VC subscription packs, including forms and KYC documents, and archive the signed copies.
  • Track payments for new direct investments and update portfolio records.

Payments and invoices

  • Prepare payment instructions for capital calls and plan payment dates with the EA team.
  • Track engagement letters and invoices.
  • Follow up smaller invoices until they are paid.
  • Update bank balances across multiple banks twice a month and report internally.

Administration and coordination

  • Follow up US visa matters with immigration counsel.
  • Keep PE/VC files for US tax purposes and work with advisors.
  • Coordinate with Cayman administration on relevant matters.
  • Handle urgent ad hoc tasks through to completion.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Turkish language essential. Fluent Turkish, spoken and written.
  • 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.
  • Excellent academic background essential. Top-tier high school and university education required.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance, or a similar discipline.
  • Working knowledge of basic PE/VC terminology: commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest.
  • Good spreadsheet skills. Comfortable building reconciliations in Google Sheets.
  • Comfortable with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Drive, and disciplined with electronic filing.
  • Good written English.
  • Careful with numbers and deadlines.
  • Strong at follow-up.
  • Able to handle many small tasks at once and flag anything that looks wrong.
  • Full confidentiality with sensitive financial information at all times.
  • Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Strong advantage

  • Prior fund administration experience at a fund administrator, GP, or family office.
  • Exposure to US tax administration for investment vehicles.
  • Familiarity with Cayman fund administration and offshore structures.
  • KYC and subscription document experience.
  • Reconciliation experience across multi-bank environments.

Preferred background

  • Finance professional looking for a long-term move into single-family office operations.
  • EMEA-based, including Turkey, UK, Europe, or Dubai, for timezone alignment.
  • Comfort in a small-team environment with genuine breadth of remit.

Why this role

  • USD-denominated compensation: $5,000-$7,000 net per month.
  • Route into single-family office finance with a diversified PE/VC portfolio.
  • Direct exposure to fund operations, US tax, and Cayman administration alongside advisors and counsel.
  • Remote working across EMEA.
  • Small-team environment with real ownership of the middle and back office.

Application Process

Candidates: apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.

Location: Remote. This listing targets Europe-based candidates in France, the Netherlands, Ireland, and the wider EU. Candidates elsewhere in EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.
Salary: $5,000-$7,000 net per month, paid in USD
Languages: Turkish language essential
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Working Pattern: Remote
Right to Work: Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Financial Operations Associate to support the middle and back office of a single-family office.

This is a role for someone with 2-5 years’ experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office. The remit covers PE/VC fund operations, payments, document filing, and general administrative follow-up.

This listing targets Europe-based candidates in France, the Netherlands, Ireland, and the wider EU. The role is remote; candidates in the UK, Germany, and Turkey are also welcome via the equivalent listings for those regions.

Turkish language essential.

The role is remote. Candidates must have the existing right to work in their base country. No visa sponsorship is offered.

Whether your background is as a Fund Operations Associate, Fund Administrator, Portfolio Operations Analyst, Banking Operations Associate, Audit Associate looking to move into the buy-side, or a Family Office Analyst, this is a considered appointment with a USD-denominated compensation package.

The Opportunity

The single-family office manages a diversified PE/VC portfolio with US and Cayman structuring. The Financial Operations Associate sits at the centre of the middle and back office, keeping the fund operations discipline running smoothly, tracking capital calls and reconciliations, preparing payment instructions, coordinating with immigration counsel on US visa matters, and working alongside advisors on US tax and Cayman administration.

This is a hands-on, detail-heavy role for someone who is careful with numbers, tidy with electronic filing, and comfortable handling many small tasks at once. Confidentiality is fundamental.

The role is a route into single-family office finance and fund operations for a strong candidate with a well-regarded academic background.

Who this role suits

This role is best suited to a finance professional with 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.

Backgrounds that translate directly include Fund Operations Associate at an administrator or GP, Portfolio Operations Analyst at an asset manager, Audit Associate at a Big Four or mid-tier firm covering fund clients, Banking Operations Associate on the middle or back office, and Family Office Analyst.

The role suits someone who genuinely enjoys the operational discipline of fund administration, wants exposure to a diversified PE/VC portfolio at family office scale, and is comfortable working across US and Cayman touchpoints.

Basic PE/VC terminology fluency, including commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest, is expected. Comfort with Google Workspace, including Gmail, Drive, and Sheets, is essential.

Key Responsibilities

Documents and email

  • Check the shared inbox every day and flag anything that needs action.
  • Save incoming documents, including fund notices, statements, and agreements, to the correct Google Drive folders.
  • Send relevant documents to the team by email.

PE/VC fund operations

  • Record capital call notices in the cash flow sheet and check called and uncalled amounts against fund records.
  • Check capital account statements against internal records, then file and share them.
  • Check management fees on capital call notices against fund terms and follow up on differences.
  • Complete monthly line-by-line reconciliations against internal records.
  • Complete new PE/VC subscription packs, including forms and KYC documents, and archive the signed copies.
  • Track payments for new direct investments and update portfolio records.

Payments and invoices

  • Prepare payment instructions for capital calls and plan payment dates with the EA team.
  • Track engagement letters and invoices.
  • Follow up smaller invoices until they are paid.
  • Update bank balances across multiple banks twice a month and report internally.

Administration and coordination

  • Follow up US visa matters with immigration counsel.
  • Keep PE/VC files for US tax purposes and work with advisors.
  • Coordinate with Cayman administration on relevant matters.
  • Handle urgent ad hoc tasks through to completion.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Turkish language essential. Fluent Turkish, spoken and written.
  • 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.
  • Excellent academic background essential. Top-tier high school and university education required.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance, or a similar discipline.
  • Working knowledge of basic PE/VC terminology: commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest.
  • Good spreadsheet skills. Comfortable building reconciliations in Google Sheets.
  • Comfortable with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Drive, and disciplined with electronic filing.
  • Good written English.
  • Careful with numbers and deadlines.
  • Strong at follow-up.
  • Able to handle many small tasks at once and flag anything that looks wrong.
  • Full confidentiality with sensitive financial information at all times.
  • Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Strong advantage

  • Prior fund administration experience at a fund administrator, GP, or family office.
  • Exposure to US tax administration for investment vehicles.
  • Familiarity with Cayman fund administration and offshore structures.
  • KYC and subscription document experience.
  • Reconciliation experience across multi-bank environments.

Preferred background

  • Finance professional looking for a long-term move into single-family office operations.
  • EMEA-based, including Turkey, UK, Europe, or Dubai, for timezone alignment.
  • Comfort in a small-team environment with genuine breadth of remit.

Why this role

  • USD-denominated compensation: $5,000-$7,000 net per month.
  • Route into single-family office finance with a diversified PE/VC portfolio.
  • Direct exposure to fund operations, US tax, and Cayman administration alongside advisors and counsel.
  • Remote working across EMEA.
  • Small-team environment with real ownership of the middle and back office.

Application Process

Candidates: apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.

Location: Remote. This listing targets UK-based candidates, including London and nationwide. Candidates elsewhere in EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.
Salary: $5,000-$7,000 net per month, paid in USD
Languages: Turkish language essential
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Working Pattern: Remote
Right to Work: Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Financial Operations Associate to support the middle and back office of a single-family office.

This is a role for someone with 2-5 years’ experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office. The remit covers PE/VC fund operations, payments, document filing, and general administrative follow-up.

This listing targets UK-based candidates. The role is remote; candidates across EMEA are also welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.

Turkish language essential.

The role is remote. Candidates must have the existing right to work in their base country. No visa sponsorship is offered.

Whether your background is as a Fund Operations Associate, Fund Administrator, Portfolio Operations Analyst, Banking Operations Associate, Audit Associate looking to move into the buy-side, or a Family Office Analyst, this is a considered appointment with a USD-denominated compensation package.

The Opportunity

The single-family office manages a diversified PE/VC portfolio with US and Cayman structuring. The Financial Operations Associate sits at the centre of the middle and back office, keeping the fund operations discipline running smoothly, tracking capital calls and reconciliations, preparing payment instructions, coordinating with immigration counsel on US visa matters, and working alongside advisors on US tax and Cayman administration.

This is a hands-on, detail-heavy role for someone who is careful with numbers, tidy with electronic filing, and comfortable handling many small tasks at once. Confidentiality is fundamental.

The role is a route into single-family office finance and fund operations for a strong candidate with a well-regarded academic background.

Who this role suits

This role is best suited to a finance professional with 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.

Backgrounds that translate directly include Fund Operations Associate at an administrator or GP, Portfolio Operations Analyst at an asset manager, Audit Associate at a Big Four or mid-tier firm covering fund clients, Banking Operations Associate on the middle or back office, and Family Office Analyst.

The role suits someone who genuinely enjoys the operational discipline of fund administration, wants exposure to a diversified PE/VC portfolio at family office scale, and is comfortable working across US and Cayman touchpoints.

Basic PE/VC terminology fluency, including commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest, is expected. Comfort with Google Workspace, including Gmail, Drive, and Sheets, is essential.

Key Responsibilities

Documents and email

  • Check the shared inbox every day and flag anything that needs action.
  • Save incoming documents, including fund notices, statements, and agreements, to the correct Google Drive folders.
  • Send relevant documents to the team by email.

PE/VC fund operations

  • Record capital call notices in the cash flow sheet and check called and uncalled amounts against fund records.
  • Check capital account statements against internal records, then file and share them.
  • Check management fees on capital call notices against fund terms and follow up on differences.
  • Complete monthly line-by-line reconciliations against internal records.
  • Complete new PE/VC subscription packs, including forms and KYC documents, and archive the signed copies.
  • Track payments for new direct investments and update portfolio records.

Payments and invoices

  • Prepare payment instructions for capital calls and plan payment dates with the EA team.
  • Track engagement letters and invoices.
  • Follow up smaller invoices until they are paid.
  • Update bank balances across multiple banks twice a month and report internally.

Administration and coordination

  • Follow up US visa matters with immigration counsel.
  • Keep PE/VC files for US tax purposes and work with advisors.
  • Coordinate with Cayman administration on relevant matters.
  • Handle urgent ad hoc tasks through to completion.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Turkish language essential. Fluent Turkish, spoken and written.
  • 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.
  • Excellent academic background essential. Top-tier high school and university education required.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance, or a similar discipline.
  • Working knowledge of basic PE/VC terminology: commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest.
  • Good spreadsheet skills. Comfortable building reconciliations in Google Sheets.
  • Comfortable with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Drive, and disciplined with electronic filing.
  • Good written English.
  • Careful with numbers and deadlines.
  • Strong at follow-up.
  • Able to handle many small tasks at once and flag anything that looks wrong.
  • Full confidentiality with sensitive financial information at all times.
  • Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Strong advantage

  • Prior fund administration experience at a fund administrator, GP, or family office.
  • Exposure to US tax administration for investment vehicles.
  • Familiarity with Cayman fund administration and offshore structures.
  • KYC and subscription document experience.
  • Reconciliation experience across multi-bank environments.

Preferred background

  • Finance professional looking for a long-term move into single-family office operations.
  • EMEA-based, including Turkey, UK, Europe, or Dubai, for timezone alignment.
  • Comfort in a small-team environment with genuine breadth of remit.

Why this role

  • USD-denominated compensation: $5,000-$7,000 net per month.
  • Route into single-family office finance with a diversified PE/VC portfolio.
  • Direct exposure to fund operations, US tax, and Cayman administration alongside advisors and counsel.
  • Remote working across EMEA.
  • Small-team environment with real ownership of the middle and back office.

Application Process

Candidates: apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.

Location: Remote. This listing targets Istanbul and Turkey-based candidates. Candidates elsewhere in EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.
Salary: $5,000-$7,000 net per month, paid in USD
Languages: Turkish language essential
Contract: Full-time, permanent
Working Pattern: Remote
Right to Work: Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Financial Operations Associate to support the middle and back office of a single-family office.

This is a role for someone with 2-5 years’ experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office. The remit covers PE/VC fund operations, payments, document filing, and general administrative follow-up.

This listing targets Istanbul and Turkey-based candidates. The role is remote across EMEA. Candidates in the UK, Germany, Dubai, and wider EMEA are welcome via the equivalent listings for their region.

Turkish language essential.

Candidates must have the existing right to work in their base country. No visa sponsorship is offered.

Whether your background is as a Fund Operations Associate, Fund Administrator, Portfolio Operations Analyst, Banking Operations Associate, Audit Associate looking to move into the buy-side, or a Family Office Analyst, this is a considered appointment with a USD-denominated compensation package.

The Opportunity

The single-family office manages a diversified PE/VC portfolio with US and Cayman structuring. The Financial Operations Associate sits at the centre of the middle and back office, keeping the fund operations discipline running smoothly, tracking capital calls and reconciliations, preparing payment instructions, coordinating with immigration counsel on US visa matters, and working alongside advisors on US tax and Cayman administration.

This is a hands-on, detail-heavy role for someone who is careful with numbers, tidy with electronic filing, and comfortable handling many small tasks at once. Confidentiality is fundamental.

The role is a route into single-family office finance and fund operations for a strong candidate with a well-regarded academic background.

Who this role suits

This role is best suited to a finance professional with 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.

Backgrounds that translate directly include Fund Operations Associate at an administrator or GP, Portfolio Operations Analyst at an asset manager, Audit Associate at a Big Four or mid-tier firm covering fund clients, Banking Operations Associate on the middle or back office, and Family Office Analyst.

The role suits someone who genuinely enjoys the operational discipline of fund administration, wants exposure to a diversified PE/VC portfolio at family office scale, and is comfortable working across US and Cayman touchpoints.

Basic PE/VC terminology fluency, including commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest, is expected. Comfort with Google Workspace, including Gmail, Drive, and Sheets, is essential.

Key Responsibilities

Documents and email

  • Check the shared inbox every day and flag anything that needs action.
  • Save incoming documents, including fund notices, statements, and agreements, to the correct Google Drive folders.
  • Send relevant documents to the team by email.

PE/VC fund operations

  • Record capital call notices in the cash flow sheet and check called and uncalled amounts against fund records.
  • Check capital account statements against internal records, then file and share them.
  • Check management fees on capital call notices against fund terms and follow up on differences.
  • Complete monthly line-by-line reconciliations against internal records.
  • Complete new PE/VC subscription packs, including forms and KYC documents, and archive the signed copies.
  • Track payments for new direct investments and update portfolio records.

Payments and invoices

  • Prepare payment instructions for capital calls and plan payment dates with the EA team.
  • Track engagement letters and invoices.
  • Follow up smaller invoices until they are paid.
  • Update bank balances across multiple banks twice a month and report internally.

Administration and coordination

  • Follow up US visa matters with immigration counsel.
  • Keep PE/VC files for US tax purposes and work with advisors.
  • Coordinate with Cayman administration on relevant matters.
  • Handle urgent ad hoc tasks through to completion.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Turkish language essential. Fluent Turkish, spoken and written.
  • 2-5 years of experience in fund administration, portfolio or asset management operations, audit, banking operations, or a family office.
  • Excellent academic background essential. Top-tier high school and university education required.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance, or a similar discipline.
  • Working knowledge of basic PE/VC terminology: commitment, capital call, distribution, recallable amounts, NAV, management fee, and carried interest.
  • Good spreadsheet skills. Comfortable building reconciliations in Google Sheets.
  • Comfortable with Google Workspace, including Gmail and Drive, and disciplined with electronic filing.
  • Good written English.
  • Careful with numbers and deadlines.
  • Strong at follow-up.
  • Able to handle many small tasks at once and flag anything that looks wrong.
  • Full confidentiality with sensitive financial information at all times.
  • Existing right to work in your base country essential. No visa sponsorship offered.

Strong advantage

  • Prior fund administration experience at a fund administrator, GP, or family office.
  • Exposure to US tax administration for investment vehicles.
  • Familiarity with Cayman fund administration and offshore structures.
  • KYC and subscription document experience.
  • Reconciliation experience across multi-bank environments.

Preferred background

  • Finance professional looking for a long-term move into single-family office operations.
  • EMEA-based, including Turkey, UK, Europe, or Dubai, for timezone alignment.
  • Comfort in a small-team environment with genuine breadth of remit.

Why this role

  • USD-denominated compensation: $5,000-$7,000 net per month.
  • Route into single-family office finance with a diversified PE/VC portfolio.
  • Direct exposure to fund operations, US tax, and Cayman administration alongside advisors and counsel.
  • Remote working across EMEA.
  • Small-team environment with real ownership of the middle and back office.

Application Process

Candidates: apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.

Location: Central London (minimum 4 days per week in the office) 

Salary: £50,000 gross per annum + benefits (25 days holiday, contributory pension) 

Contract: Full-time, permanent 

Hours: 35 per week 

Reporting To: Executive Director 

Direct Reports: Events and Marketing Officer 

Start Date: As soon as possible

Overview

Oplu is leading the search for a Head of Events at a confidential British not-for-profit organisation with deep heritage and a strong national reputation. Based in central London, the successful candidate will develop, produce, and deliver a large and varied annual programme of 30+ member events a year, spanning business, social, sporting, and major set-piece occasions.

Reporting to the Executive Director and managing the Events and Marketing Officer, this is a hands-on senior events leadership role at £50,000 plus benefits. Full-time permanent, 35 hours per week, minimum four days per week in the office.

About the organisation

The organisation is a confidential British not-for-profit membership body with deep heritage and a strong national reputation. Its membership includes respected and well-known organisations from across British business, and the work sits at an interesting intersection of commerce, tradition, and public life.

It is a small, close-knit team based in central London. It runs an events programme that is both prestigious and unusually varied, business and educational events for members, social occasions, sporting fixtures, and major set-piece events. For a senior events professional, few employers offer this combination: the standing of a respected British institution, an unusually varied 30+ event annual programme, and the breadth of a small team where the Head of Events also shapes the marketing and communications wrapped around the events.

Why this role

This is a senior events leadership role with real ownership. The Head of Events owns the full event process, from concept and budget through to on-the-day delivery and post-event evaluation. Working closely with the Executive Director, Director of Communications, and Head of Finance, the successful candidate will shape the annual events calendar, contribute new event concepts, and grow the organisation's sustainability programme.

There is line management of the Events and Marketing Officer, full budget ownership across the events programme, and accountability for events marketing across the website, e-newsletters, social media, and the members' magazine.

For a senior events professional who wants scope, ownership, and the standing of a respected British institution, this is an unusually rich brief.

Key Responsibilities

Events programme leadership

  • Develop, produce, and deliver a balanced annual programme of 30+ events that brings value to member companies, operating within the organisation's governance framework.
  • Own the full event process from concept to completion.
  • Design and manage the events budget in close partnership with the Head of Finance.
  • Monitor and evaluate event success and measure impact on member engagement.
  • Contribute new event concepts and continuous improvements aligned to the organisation's strategic priorities.
  • Ensure the events activities of the organisation, the associated charitable foundation, and the regional network are aligned where possible.
  • Develop and maintain partner relationships across venues, suppliers, sponsors, and member companies.

Line management and team development

  • Line manage and develop the Events and Marketing Officer on a day-to-day basis.
  • Ensure all tasks are carried out in a timely manner with a high level of accuracy.
  • Oversee administrative discipline across events, including website, Salesforce, and filing systems.

Marketing, communications, and member magazine

  • Own events marketing across the organisation's channels: website, e-newsletters, social media, and members' magazine.
  • Work alongside the Director of Communications on effective communications tied to the events programme, the regional network, and partners.
  • Enhance functionality, content, and design of the members' and public-facing websites.
  • Commission content for magazines and other publications as agreed.
  • Take responsibility for digital projects, including social media.

Sustainability programme

  • Working with the Executive Director, Development Manager, and external partners, develop the organisation's sustainability policies and programmes for members.
  • Support marketing and communications tied to the sustainability programme.

Stakeholder engagement

  • Support the organisation's President, particularly around event attendance and company visits.
  • Grow opportunities for practical engagement between the organisation, its member companies, specialists, and agencies.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Proven experience in a senior event management role, including programming, detailed budgeting, on-site management, marketing, and supplier management.
  • Proven experience in marketing development, both online and offline.
  • Strong relationship-building skills across multiple stakeholders. Comfortable working effectively with individuals at all levels including senior management and C-suite.
  • Senior-level project management experience.
  • Some people management and development experience.
  • Excellent organisational and time management, able to multi-task, with a flexible, can-do attitude.
  • Some knowledge of website development including functionality and content, and the ability to direct changes and enhancement.
  • Effective written and verbal communication with meticulous attention to detail.
  • Discretion, resilience, and the ability to work under pressure.
  • Sound judgement, hands-on approach, ability to translate strategy and planning into action.
  • Flexibility to work evenings and occasional weekends when events require it. Time off in lieu is provided.
  • Right to work in the UK.

Strong advantage

  • Events experience in a B2B or membership-organisation environment.
  • Salesforce experience.
  • Understanding of business sustainability practices.
  • Experience of working and engaging with membership bodies or similar, requiring digital and social media confidence.

Preferred background

  • Knowledge and appreciation of British brands from a variety of industries.
  • An interest in British business, heritage, and public life.

Working at the organisation

The team is small and the events programme is large, so the work has real pace and variety. No two weeks look the same, one might centre on a major set-piece event, another on a members' networking evening, another on the production of a members' magazine issue or the sustainability programme. The Head of Events owns the annual calendar while working across marketing, communications, and stakeholder engagement.

The role is office-based for a minimum of four days a week at the organisation's central London offices. Evening and occasional weekend work is part of the events calendar, and time off in lieu is provided to balance it. This is a permanent role with a clear remit and the scope to grow the events function and the sustainability programme in step with the organisation's strategic priorities.

Practical Information

  • Contract: Full-time, permanent.
  • Hours: 35 hours per week. Minimum four days a week in the office.
  • Salary: £50,000 gross per annum.
  • Benefits: 25 days' annual leave and a contributory pension.
  • Location: Central London.
  • Working pattern: Evening and occasional weekend work required, with time off in lieu.
  • Reporting to: Executive Director.
  • Direct reports: Events and Marketing Officer.
  • Start: As soon as possible.
  • Right to work in the UK required.

 

Application Process

Apply via the form on this page. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days of submitting your application, please assume that you have not been successful on this occasion.

The Opportunity

A Head of Food and Beverage is required for a farm-to-fork luxury country hotel and wellness retreat in West Dorset. This is a senior, hands-on leadership role: lead daily food and beverage operations across breakfast, lunch, and dinner service, oversee bespoke events for private groups, family stays, and corporate retreats, and embed the SOPs that turn a strong concept into a consistently delivered guest experience. Permanent, full-time. Immediate start.

About the property and the role

The property is a farm-to-fork luxury country hotel and wellness retreat in West Dorset. The concept, offering, and setting are already established. The priority now is to appoint a Head of Food and Beverage who can lead from the front, bring structure to the operation, raise service standards, and embed the SOPs that drive consistency, accountability, and operational excellence.

The Head of F&B reports directly to the General Manager and works closely with the Head Chef and Hotel Manager in weekly operational meetings. The role sits at the centre of the F&B operation, with visible floor presence across service and full ownership of the structure behind it.

The role is hands-on. The right candidate enjoys being in service, leading teams on the floor, and managing both the guest experience and the operational detail behind it. The cultural register is warm, polished, and discreet, in keeping with a luxury country hotel and wellness retreat environment.

Why this role

This is a senior F&B leadership opportunity inside a luxury hospitality environment, not a step-up from an Assistant F&B Manager or Restaurant Manager role. The property is hiring for confirmed Head of Food and Beverage experience, or equivalent senior F&B leadership in luxury hotels, retreats, private members' clubs, or premium restaurants. The judgement to set tone, to embed structure, and to manage performance fairly and decisively is non-negotiable.

For an experienced F&B leader who wants the variety of a country-hotel and wellness retreat operation, the autonomy to shape SOPs and standards across a full department, and a leadership team that protects quality, this brief offers all of it.

Key Responsibilities

Food and beverage service leadership

  • Lead from the floor across breakfast, lunch, and dinner service, holding a consistently high standard of hospitality.
  • Set the tone, pace, and expectations for service through visible, hands-on leadership.
  • Deliver a warm, polished, and discreet guest experience in keeping with a luxury country hotel and wellness retreat.
  • Drive consistency in presentation, service flow, and guest interaction across all F&B touchpoints.

SOPs, structure, and operational excellence

  • Build, implement, and maintain clear SOPs across service delivery, set-up, timing, closing procedures, and compliance.
  • Introduce stronger planning and mise-en-place processes to improve efficiency and reduce reactive service issues.
  • Establish and monitor performance benchmarks across service quality, cleanliness, consistency, and guest feedback.
  • Create the structure across the F&B operation that supports smooth daily service and stronger team performance.

Team leadership and development

  • Lead, coach, and develop a small service team, including multiple supervisors.
  • Set clear responsibilities, expectations, and accountability across the department.
  • Produce rotas in advance with contingency planning and strong labour-cost awareness.
  • Maintain high standards of communication through daily briefings, handovers, feedback, and performance management.
  • Manage underperformance fairly, confidently, and decisively where required.

Events, retreats, and bespoke guest service

  • Coordinate food and beverage delivery for retreat groups, special occasions, and corporate stays.
  • Bring creativity and attention to detail to service moments and events without compromising operational discipline.
  • Work closely with the Head Chef on menus, dietary requirements, allergens, and special guest requests.
  • Ensure a seamless guest journey across regular dining service and bespoke event experiences.

Commercial and stock management

  • Support the General Manager and Head Chef on revenue optimisation and F&B profitability.
  • Maintain strong control of stock, procurement, supplier relationships, and audit processes across food, beverage, and OS&E.
  • Identify sensible opportunities to enhance spend through food, beverage, and guest experience upselling.
  • Balance high service standards with operational efficiency and cost control.

Compliance, food safety, and best practice

  • Hold the highest standards of hygiene, cleanliness, and food safety across all service areas.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant FSA and HACCP standards and internal procedures.
  • Uphold best practice across health and safety, service preparation, and operational discipline.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Proven experience already as a Head of Food and Beverage, F&B Manager, or equivalent senior F&B leadership role within luxury hotels, retreats, private members' clubs, or premium restaurants. This is not a step-up role.
  • Strong hands-on floor leadership style with a visible presence in service.
  • Experience implementing and enforcing SOPs, service standards, and operational governance.
  • Strong people leadership skills with the ability to coach, develop, and manage teams effectively.
  • Excellent planning capability across rotas, service preparation, team efficiency, and guest volumes.
  • Calm, professional communication skills and strong presence under pressure.
  • Comfortable running weekly 1:1 check-ins with the General Manager with clear agendas, actions, and follow-up.
  • Flexibility to work early mornings, evenings, and weekends as the operation requires.
  • Right to work in the UK.

Strong advantage

  • Experience with event service, special occasion dining, or retreat programming.
  • Confidence working with VIP or UHNW guest expectations.
  • WSET Level 2 or similar wine knowledge.
  • Experience improving service standards within an operation that requires tighter structure and leadership.

Working at this property

The property runs a service-led operation: breakfast, lunch, and dinner across regular dining, with private dining, bespoke guest experiences, retreat groups, family stays, and corporate events around it. The week has rhythm and pressure; early mornings, evenings, and weekends are part of the role.

The leadership culture is calm, structured, and standards-led. The Head of F&B works in the General Manager, Head Chef, and Hotel Manager triangle, with weekly operational meetings to align the week ahead. The right candidate brings energy and emotional intelligence to a demanding luxury hospitality setting, and is comfortable with the flexibility that comes with it.

Practical Information

  • Contract: Full-time, permanent.
  • Start: Immediate.
  • Reporting to: General Manager. Working closely with the Head Chef and Hotel Manager in weekly operational meetings.
  • Location: West Dorset, UK.
  • Hours: Full-time, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends as the operation requires.
  • Salary: Up to £65,000 gross per annum, depending on experience, plus package.
  • Relocation assistance available where required, including staff accommodation or rental support.
  • Right to work in the UK required.

Application Process

Please note: due to the high volume of applications we receive, we are only able to contact candidates who are successfully shortlisted. If you have not heard from us within 14 days of submitting your application, please assume that you have not been successful on this occasion.

The Opportunity

A distinguished private household in Miami is seeking a polished and service-focused Service Housekeeper to join a high-performing private residence team.

This is a high-trust private household position combining high-standard housekeeping and cleaning with discreet, principal-facing guest service. It supports a high-profile Principal with household presentation, organisation, hosting readiness, and day-to-day residence support, and requires someone present, proactive, attentive, and equally at home maintaining an immaculate residence and serving guests well.

This role would suit a skilled private-household housekeeper who already serves, or a polished professional from five-star hotels, private villas, or yacht interiors. Cleaning and household presentation are a core part of the role, alongside guest service.

About the Residence and Household

The residence is a private home being established as the Principal’s primary base in Miami from late 2026, with travel back and forth in the months before move-in.

The Principal travels frequently and unpredictably throughout the year. As a result, the household must be ready to host on short notice, or sit quietly for weeks at a time, depending on the Principal’s schedule.

The on-site team includes a House Manager, two Housekeepers, a Private Chef, and a Driver. The Housekeepers support both service and cleaning, and there is no formal Butler within the residence. For this reason, the household is seeking a polished Service Housekeeper who can strengthen the team’s service capability while maintaining high cleaning and presentation standards.

Please note that a small dog lives at the residence, so candidates must be pet-friendly and comfortable assisting with occasional dog-related duties.

The House Manager runs the on-site team and reports to a Global House Manager, who oversees the wider multi-residence portfolio.

Why this role

This is a setup hire. You will help bring a new private residence to life, working with the House Manager to establish cleaning, housekeeping, and service standards and embed the rhythms of the house from a blank canvas. The first six months will define how the residence runs for years afterwards.

Possible travel during the setup phase may be required to support the Principal at other residences or hotels. This is an excellent opportunity for a service-led housekeeping professional in Miami who brings strong standards of cleaning, presentation, household organisation, discretion and quiet anticipation.

It is particularly well suited to a skilled housekeeper who is confident serving guests, or to a polished luxury hospitality or yacht interior professional comfortable with both cleaning and service.

Key Responsibilities

Household presentation and cleaning

  • Ensure the residence is clean, organised, stocked, and always guest-ready.
  • Perform general and deep cleaning as part of the rota.
  • Support household readiness before, during, and after the Principal’s visits.
  • Keep the residence prepared to receive at short notice.
  • Maintain calm, consistent upkeep during quieter periods.
  • Maintain service areas, storage spaces, guest areas, and household supplies.
  • Assist with errands, groceries, and basic household admin when required.

Principal-facing service

  • Provide polished, discreet, and service-focused support to the Principal and guests.
  • Serve refreshments and respond promptly to household requests.
  • Maintain a calm, attentive presence throughout the residence.
  • Anticipate needs while respecting privacy, boundaries, and household protocol.
  • Represent the household with discretion, integrity, and professionalism.

Laundry, ironing and wardrobe support

  • Manage laundry, ironing, steaming, folding, and garment presentation with precision.
  • Support wardrobe care and high-standard garment handling where required.
  • Maintain strong attention to detail across linens, clothing, and household fabrics.
  • Ensure laundry areas remain organised, clean, and properly stocked.

Team support

  • Report to the House Manager and support the wider household team.
  • Work collaboratively with the House Manager, Housekeepers, Private Chef, Driver, and wider household structure.
  • Follow household standards, routines, and rota requirements.
  • Support the team environment where service and housekeeping responsibilities overlap.
  • Assist with occasional dog-related duties when needed.

Requirements

Must-haves

  • Fully eligible to work in the US.
  • Fluent English and Spanish speaker.
  • Based in, or able to work reliably in, Miami, Florida.
  • Proven experience in a private household, luxury residence, five-star hospitality environment, yacht interior, or similar high-end setting.
  • High standards of cleanliness, organisation, and household presentation.
  • Strong service mindset with polished personal presentation.
  • Confident serving refreshments and responding to Principal or guest requests.
  • Excellent laundry, ironing, steaming, folding, and garment care skills.
  • Discreet, calm, emotionally intelligent, and highly professional.
  • Comfortable working around a high-profile Principal and guests.
  • Flexible to work weekends, holidays, and irregular shifts as part of a rota.
  • Comfortable working in a residence where schedules may change at short notice.
  • Pet-friendly and comfortable around a small dog.
  • Able to assist with occasional dog-related duties.
  • Confident working without constant supervision; proactive and self-starting.
  • Familiarity with Google Docs, Google Sheets, WhatsApp, and basic household technology.
  • Strong work ethic, high standards, and excellent attention to detail.

Strong advantage

  • Experience in a UHNW private household or high-profile private residence.
  • Formal service, table service, drinks service, or guest service experience.
  • Luxury hospitality, five-star hotel, villa, chalet, or private estate experience.
  • Yacht Steward, Yacht Stewardess, Chief Stew, Second Stew, or yacht interior background.
  • Wardrobe care, fine laundry, luxury garment care, or packing and unpacking experience.
  • Experience working as part of a structured household team.

Working in this household

The household requires someone polished, discreet, flexible, and genuinely service-led.

The successful candidate will understand that the role combines high-standard housekeeping and cleaning with principal-facing service. They will be confident moving between cleaning, laundry, organisation, household presentation, guest readiness, and service without treating the role as cleaning-only or service-only.

The residence may need to be ready to host on short notice, or may remain quiet for weeks depending on the Principal’s travel schedule. The right candidate will be calm and consistent in both scenarios.

The cultural register is calm, private, professional, and detail-focused. The household values quiet anticipation, strong boundaries, consistency, and high standards.

Practical Information

  • Contract: Full-time.
  • Location: Miami, Florida, USA.
  • Salary: $65,000–$95,000
  • Working pattern: Flexible schedule, including weekends and irregular shifts as part of a rota.
  • Languages: Fluent English and Spanish required. Additional languages advantageous.
  • Right to work: Fully eligible to work in the US.
  • Role type: Housekeeping and service-led private household support. Cleaning is a core part of the role.
  • Reporting line: House Manager, with wider oversight from the Global House Manager.
  • Household structure: A House Manager, two Housekeepers, Private Chef, and Driver.
  • Residence profile: Private home being established as the Principal’s primary Miami base from late 2026.
  • Pet: A small dog lives at the residence.

Application Process

Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.