Full-Time

Trust Escalations Case Manager

Posted on 1/10/2025

Airbnb

Airbnb

10,001+ employees

Online marketplace for lodging and experiences

Compensation Overview

$65k - $76.7kAnnually

+ Bonus + Equity + Benefits + Employee Travel Credits

Senior

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

United States

Candidates must live in a state where Airbnb, Inc. has a registered entity.

Category
Operations Consulting
Consulting
Required Skills
Risk Management
Requirements
  • Proven ability to identify and cultivate relationships with key stakeholders representing a broad range of functions and levels.
  • Excellent written, oral, and presentation skills and an ability to synthesize information and make clear, concise recommendations on course of action.
  • Excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills
  • Analytical, able to organize and work independently with rapidly changing priorities.
  • Solution and outcome-oriented with an ability to balance fraud prevention alongside a positive customer experience.
  • 5+ years of experience within escalations, risk management, fraud prevention, and/or Trust and Safety.
  • Experience in content review, actions and policy enforcement.
  • Experience developing and successfully executing processes, projects and/or programs.
  • Effective at implementing organization-wide projects and initiatives through collaboration across functions, geographies, and organization levels.
Responsibilities
  • Manage urgent and complicated escalations, proactively engaging with internal users and leaders.
  • Consult with other partner-facing teams as a de-escalation expert.
  • Manage the processing of incident escalations through to resolution, demonstrating full ownership and attention to detail.
  • Ensure that all incidents and escalations are tracked, prioritized, triaged, owned, investigated, resolved, and communicated accurately.
  • Proactively investigate, troubleshoot, and drive our most sensitive and complex escalations to resolution, and communicate to cross-functional partners involved throughout the whole process.
  • Perform expert review of high-risk and escalated cases against a set of Airbnb Trust guidelines to identify opportunities to improve the efficiency or effectiveness of the support provided to users based on escalations.
  • Own and manage escalations end to end from incident escalation to resolution to investigate issues and engage with at-risk users.
  • Provide a high level of administrative support while working on highly sensitive and confidential material.
  • Partner with multiple stakeholders including internal legal & policy teams and/or government agencies to resolve internal issues caused by complex SOS escalations.
  • Maintain subject matter expertise, develop and maintain a comprehensive understanding of all Trust specializations to successfully complete escalations.
  • Educate internal users on how to maintain security and safety while using Airbnb responsibly.
  • Act as either team leader or specialist, providing subject matter expertise and or guidance to more junior team members.
  • Contribute to cultural activities on a regular basis, sometimes in a team lead role.

Airbnb operates an online marketplace that connects travelers with hosts offering lodging and unique tourism experiences. The platform allows hosts to list their properties, which can range from single rooms to entire homes, enabling guests to book accommodations that provide a more authentic local experience. Airbnb earns revenue through a commission system, taking a percentage from each booking made on its platform. With a presence in nearly every country, Airbnb has facilitated over 1.5 billion guest arrivals through its network of more than 5 million hosts. Additionally, the platform offers various local experiences organized by hosts, allowing guests to engage in activities that enhance their travel adventures.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Total Funding

$3.7B

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2007

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Increased demand for unique travel experiences boosts Airbnb's market growth.
  • AI integration in customer service enhances user satisfaction and retention.
  • Remote work trends drive long-term stays, benefiting Airbnb's flexible offerings.

What critics are saying

  • Competition from fee-free platforms like Savvy may attract cost-conscious travelers.
  • Legislative efforts to tax short-term rentals could reduce demand in affected areas.
  • Exiting China limits Airbnb's growth potential in a major travel market.

What makes Airbnb unique

  • Airbnb offers unique and diverse lodging options, enhancing travel experiences.
  • The platform integrates local experiences, setting it apart from traditional accommodation services.
  • Airbnb's global reach allows it to cater to a wide range of travelers.

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Benefits

Comprehensive health plans

Paid volunteer time

Healthy food and snacks

Generous parental and family leave

Learning and development

Annual travel and experiences credit

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

-2%
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