Night Audit - Summer 2026

Lone Mountain Ranch (LMR), situated on 148 acres in beautiful Big Sky, Montana, was first homesteaded in 1915 and has long been recognized as one of the premier guest ranch resorts in the country. The property consists of 30 rooms located within 24 unique cabins as well as the Horn & Cantle Restaurant and Saloon, the Ranch Hall, the Outpost, equestrian facilities, event venues and meeting spaces. A National Geographic Unique Lodge of the World, LMR is listed on the National Registry of the Historic Places, a member of the Dude Rancher’s Association, and once voted the #1 Nordic Ski Resort in North America by Cross Country Skier Magazine, LMR offers authentic luxury accommodations, genuine Montana cuisine, exceptional service, and a stunning array of outdoor recreational pursuits. Combine these attributes with proximity to Yellowstone National Park, Big Sky Resort, as well as Bozeman Airport, and we believe the LMR guest experience is unlike any other in the American West.

LMR VISION

Lone Mountain Ranch is a destination where guests disconnect from the world, while connecting with others through unforgettable adventures in a natural setting. Moments are crafted through discovery, exceptional people, fun activities, and a breathtaking environment.

SUMMARY

The Night Auditor serves as the overnight steward of the Ranch—maintaining safety, accuracy, and hospitality after hours while ensuring the property is secure, welcoming, and well-prepared for the day ahead. This role blends overnight audit responsibilities with a visible security presence, hands-on cleaning, and early-morning guest service.

While the Night Auditor is primarily based in the Outpost overnight, they will periodically secure the space in order to conduct property safety checks or respond to guest needs in cabin areas. This role requires confidence and awareness when moving about the Ranch after hours, with a thoughtful approach to safety in a remote environment where wildlife is part of the landscape—offering guests peace of mind through a steady, prepared presence.

This position is well-suited for someone who is calm, observant, guest-focused, and comfortable taking ownership of the Ranch during quiet hours.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Serve as the primary overnight point of contact for guests, responding promptly and professionally to calls or requests from cabins
• Secure and monitor the Outpost, the Horn & Cantle, and cabin areas throughout the night, maintaining a visible and reassuring overnight presence
• Conduct routine overnight safety and security checks of the property, including monitoring lighting, doors, walkways, and activity in guest areas
• Ensure all Ranch vehicles and keys are returned, secured, and accounted for at the end of the day
• Complete nightly audit procedures, including reviewing reports, closing out systems, and preparing required overnight documentation
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of overnight work areas, including light cleaning and restroom cleaning, ensuring spaces are refreshed and guest-ready for the morning.
• Oversee and execute the morning coffee service for guest cabins, ensuring orders are reviewed, prepared with care, and delivered in a timely and thoughtful manner
• Communicate and collaborate closely with Outpost team members to pass along important overnight information and ensure continuity of service
• Provide support for overnight transportation needs for Ranch guest and Auric Room Members, including late-night dining transportation as needed.
• Work directly with the Transportation Manager and drivers regarding guest movements, early departures, or overnight transportation needs
• Coordinate with managers and department leads for late-night events, dining service at the Horn & Cantle, or other after-hours operations
• Communicate clearly with the Front Desk Manager regarding overnight activity, guest concerns, safety issues, maintenance needs, or notable observations
• Support early morning departures or guest needs as they arise
• Uphold confidentiality, safety protocols, and Ranch standards at all times

QUALIFICATIONS

• Previous experience in hospitality, night audit, security, or guest-facing roles preferred
• Strong attention to detail and ability to complete overnight reporting accurately
• Comfortable working independently and making sound judgment calls during overnight hours
• Demonstrated awareness of safety and security best practices
• Experience with bear and wildlife safety in remote or grizzly habitat environments required
• Warm, welcoming demeanor with a natural ability to put guests at ease
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well with others across departments
• Clear written and verbal communication skills
• Proficiency with basic computer systems, experience using or learning property management software, and the ability to accurately complete light data entry tasks.
• Valid driver’s license required; must be comfortable driving and moving about the property in all weather conditions

WORK ENVIRONMENT

• Overnight shift; weekend and holiday availability required
• Frequent walking throughout the Ranch, including cabin areas, often in low-light conditions
• Ability to lift and carry up to 25 lbs, including coffee service supplies and retail items
• Work performed both indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions
• Must be comfortable working alone overnight and navigating a remote environment with active wildlife presence

Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time or without notice.

Seasonal employees are hired to work for a pre-determined period of less than 12 months. At the end of the temporary period, employment is terminated. If a seasonal employee wishes to be considered for future employment, they may reapply but will be considered a new employee for all purposes.

HOURLY EMPLOYEE & SEASONAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

At Lone Mountain Ranch, in addition to a competitive hourly wage, we offer a range of benefits to make your experience more rewarding.

Seasonal Bonus Program:

• All hourly employees are eligible for our seasonal bonus program.
• You will receive $1 per hour worked and $1.50 per overtime hour worked.
• Employees who terminate or resign before the season ends will not participate.
• If the season is shortened due to business levels, you will still receive the bonus.
• Employees in short-term contracted positions, like Lone Mountain Rangers, are also eligible.

Staff Cafeteria:

• Enjoy access to our staff cafeteria, offering 3 meals a day and a variety of grab-and-go items.

Ranch Gratuity:

• In addition to your hourly rate, you will receive a ranch gratuity unique to Lone Mountain Ranch.

Ranch-Wide Activities:

• During the summer, you have free access (space permitting) to activities like horseback riding, Lone Mountain Rangers, and Yellowstone National Park tours, as well as yoga.
• In winter, enjoy access to 50 miles of cross-country ski trails.

Arrival:

• Complimentary transportation is provided to and from the airport.

Opportunity to Transition to Full-Time:

• After working a minimum of 1560 hours over a 12-month period, you can transition to full-time status.
• Full-time benefits include vacation and sick pay, medical insurance (with the Ranch covering 80% of premiums), and voluntary dental, vision, and life insurance (employees are responsible for 100% of the premiums for these benefits).