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Esports Foundation is seeking a Senior Manager Festival Ceremonies Operations to lead the operational planning and execution of the Esports World Cup (EWC) and Esports Nations Cup (ENC) opening and closing ceremonies.
Job Purpose
As the Senior Manager Festival Ceremonies Operations, you will ensure the delivery of world-class productions that combine esports, music, culture, and entertainment while meeting the highest standards of safety, protocol, and creative excellence. You will collaborate closely with creative agencies, production partners, and internal teams to translate artistic concepts into seamless live experiences that celebrate players, nations, and fans from around the world.
Job Details
Team: Ceremonies · Activity: Full-time · Role Grade: Senior Manager (7) · Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Reporting to: Chief Product Officer
Key Responsibilities
Education & Experience
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Proven experience managing high-profile live ceremonies or entertainment productions, strong understanding of event production workflows (lighting, sound, staging, rehearsals, and safety), excellent stakeholder management, leadership, and vendor coordination skills, ability to translate creative visions into actionable operational plans, experience managing international performers, artists, and production crews, exceptional organizational and problem-solving skills with calmness under pressure, strong budget management and project tracking abilities, knowledge of safety and risk management for live events, strong prior experience in the KSA market and understanding of the local market, and strong communication skills with fluency in English and Arabic.
Benefits
Relocation support, transportation allowance, competitive compensation, housing allowance, VIP medical insurance, and the opportunity to work on a new exciting project with a group of passionate professionals.
Job Details: Full-time · On-site · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia