by Rat Race Rebellion August 26, 2026
About Airbnb
Airbnb began in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home. Since then, it has expanded to over 5 million hosts globally, offering unique stays and experiences that connect guests with communities worldwide. The company has facilitated over 2 billion guest arrivals in nearly every country, fostering authentic connections and cultural exchanges.
Airbnb offers a full-time, remote position for a Disaster Response Coordinator. This role requires working Tuesday through Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm Pacific Time, with flexibility to work on company and national holidays, as well as occasional unexpected hours. Candidates must reside in a state where Airbnb, Inc. has a registered entity.
What Your Day Will Look Like
As a Disaster Response Coordinator, your day will involve reviewing global incident notifications to determine response strategies, conducting threat monitoring and assessment, and coordinating disaster responses with cross-functional teams. You will also draft preparedness and response messaging, provide critical updates to stakeholders, and participate in process improvement efforts.
Responsibilities & Expectations
- Coordinate Response: Manage disaster response strategies
- Monitor Threats: Assess global threats and events
- Communicate Updates: Provide critical updates to stakeholders
- Draft Messaging: Create preparedness and response content
- Collaborate Teams: Work with cross-functional teams
Relevant Experience & Skills Required
- Education Requirements: 3+ years experience required
- Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal ability
- Attention to Detail: Strong focus on procedures
- Dependability: Meet schedule expectations
- Global Awareness: Knowledge of geopolitical developments
Compensation & Benefits
The compensation for this role is $82,000 – $96,000/yr..
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Before You Apply: Resume Tips for this ATS
Because you are applying directly through the employer’s Applicant Tracking System, your resume needs to be optimized for their software:
- Make sure the words “Disaster Response,” “Crisis Management,” and “Threat Monitoring” appear in your past experience if applicable.
- Highlight any specific experience you have with internal tools for threat monitoring.
- Ensure your resume clearly states that you are looking for Full-Time work, so the recruiter knows you are aligned with the role.