Under general supervision of the Director of Gaming, the Director of Table Games is responsible for overseeing all table game operations across multiple properties, ensuring consistency, profitability, and regulatory compliance. This role provides strategic leadership in managing live table games, including craps and roulette, while driving innovation and enhancing the overall guest experience. Maintains confidentiality of all privileged information.
QualificationsBachelor’s degree in business, hospitality or related field preferred. Five to ten years’ experience in table games management. Proven success in a multi property oversight. Strong ability to develop and enforce standardized policies across properties. Experience in introducing new games, promotions, and loyalty programs across different markets. Must be 21 years of age or older. Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen, random drug and controlled substance abuse tests, background investigation, obtain and maintain gaming license in Arizona and California. Tribal Preference given to qualified tribal applicants.
Skills Required
- Five to ten years' experience in table games management
- Proven success in multi property oversight
- Strong ability to develop and enforce standardized policies across properties
- Experience introducing new games, promotions, and loyalty programs across different markets
- Must be 21 years of age or older
- Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen, random drug and controlled substance abuse tests, background investigation
- Obtain and maintain gaming license in Arizona and California
- Bachelor's degree in business, hospitality or related field
What We Do
The Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe is a sovereign tribal government managing the Fort Yuma Reservation. Its economic activities include large-scale agriculture leasing, gaming through the Paradise Casino, tourism via RV parks and museums, and the operation of a utility company. The Tribe is dedicated to providing governance, health, and social services to its members while preserving the cultural traditions of the Quechan people.
