Full-Time

Customer Services Assistant

Marcum Center

Miami University

Miami University

11-50 employees

Entrepreneurship education and hands-on startup learning

Compensation Overview

$16.90/hr

Oxford, OH, USA

In Person

Fully on-campus; shifts include weekends and holidays.

Bachelor's

Category
Food Service & Hospitality (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management
Customer Service
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • Requires six months of coursework or training beyond high school in Business Administration and one year of retail or hospitality experience, or an equivalent combination of education and expertise.
  • Knowledge of retail or hospitality operations.
  • Knowledge of computer and office applications.
  • Customer service skills.
  • Knowledge of bookkeeping procedures.
  • A resume and three references are required.
  • A criminal background check is required.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as a customer liaison, answer questions concerning policies, procedures, and services, resolve customer complaints or problems, and refer issues when appropriate.
  • Perform financial operations, deposit funds, maintain transaction records, process financial forms and documents, and obtain needed information.
  • Receive and process customer orders.
  • Assist with retail or hospitality operations and maintain or rotate stock.
  • Maintain, pull, and refile files and records, and add new information.
  • Perform clerical tasks including maintaining office-supply inventory, data processing, opening and sorting mail, assisting with bulk mailings, and delivering financial materials to another office.
  • Provide customer service to hotel guests, answer phones, make hotel reservations, check guests in and out, process payments, program room access, and process close-of-business procedures.
  • Assist guests with questions about Miami's campus, organize and update hotel room status, contact maintenance regarding facility repairs, and serve as the welcoming face of the hotel.
  • Work scheduled third-shift and afternoon/evening shifts, including weekends and holidays.

Miami University offers the John W. Altman Institute for Entrepreneurship and the Department of Entrepreneurship within the Farmer School of Business, delivering undergraduate and graduate programs that blend coursework with hands-on, real-world learning in startup work, social entrepreneurship, and corporate innovation. Its programs connect thousands of students from every major to an entrepreneurial ecosystem on campus, using experiential projects, centers like the Center for Social Entrepreneurship, and partnership with venture-related activities to build practical skills. The school differentiates itself through award-winning programs, national rankings for entrepreneurship, and recognition as an Ohio Center of Excellence, focusing on applied research and immersive learning rather than theory alone. Its goal is to prepare students to be job-ready on day one and to equip them with the experience and connections needed to launch and manage ventures after graduation.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Oxford, Ohio

Founded

1992

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The FY2027 budget hit $913 million, with 3% salary pool support.
  • Cleveland Clinic funding backs a joint quantum computing initiative announced June 2026.
  • New $2,500 accelerator capital, Demo Day, and startup-cincinnati ties strengthen founder recruitment.

What critics are saying

  • Miami University removed over 80 majors since 2019, including composition in 2026.
  • Regional campus applications fell from 1,377 to 1,224, pressuring Hamilton and other campuses.
  • Ohio S.B. 1 forces low-enrollment programs below five graduates, accelerating future cuts.

What makes Miami University unique

  • Miami University’s RedHawk Launch Accelerator has produced startups raising over $30 million.
  • Miami THRIVE and AI in the Majors embed workforce skills across 13 departments in 2026.
  • Miami University Polytechnic launches in Hamilton for engineering, IT, and applied biology in fall 2027.

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Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Company News

Google
Jan 26th, 2023
Miami University's Redhawk Launch Accelerator selects 6 student-led companies for latest cohort

'These are revenue-generating ventures that are already making an impact on the real world, not just in Oxford but across the country.'