Supervisor - Trust and Safety OperationsNew

The opportunity

Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays and experiences…

What you'll do

  • Lead and develop a team of Fraud & Safety Review specialists, holding the: team accountable for quality, timeliness, and service goals while championing their growth and overall team engagement.

  • Adapt the team's plan and make the day-to-day decisions on case handling,: escalation and coverage as volume, case mix or resourcing shifts. For example: rebalancing the queue and re-cutting coverage when a surge in account-takeover reports lands on a public holiday with half the team off.

  • Coach and develop your specialists through regular 1:1s and case reviews,: manage performance against targets, and model the values and belonging behaviours that make the team people stay.

  • Use judgment and the operational data to resolve the technical, customer and: operational problems your team raises, and recommend the process and tooling improvements the pattern points to.

  • Take process, tooling and workflow changes as an input from the broader fraud: and safety strategy and land them with your team, and hand off the cases that need executive escalation or new precedent to the appropriate senior stakeholder.

  • Watch your team's operational metrics, report the trends and risks in your: remit to leadership, and anticipate resourcing needs so you can raise a gap to your manager before it becomes a blocker.

What they're looking for

  • + years in Fraud & Safety, Risk, Trust or related operations, including 4+: years leading or supervising a team in a high-volume, time-sensitive case-review environment.
  • Proven ability to hold a team of specialists to consistent quality, accuracy: and productivity targets, using operational data to see where performance is moving and act on it.
  • Working knowledge of fraud and safety typologies, and how workflow, precedent: and policy interact on escalated cases.
  • People leadership at the scope named above: led a team of specialists whose decisions carried real consequence, coaching a diverse group of talent and setting team priorities and performance targets.