Under general supervision, the Administrative Assistant provides clerical and administrative/secretarial support to management and a department or staff. The role performs general office duties, including answering and screening telephone calls; scheduling appointments and meetings; processing mail and faxes; preparing correspondence; collecting, compiling, and analyzing information and data; performing calculations and analyses; investigating questionable areas and making administrative decisions; maintaining office supplies and department files; and entering data and maintaining department databases. Duties may also include processing expense reports and invoices, budget tracking, handling confidential records and information, and arranging travel. The position requires considerable discretion and may include guiding and assisting less experienced office support staff. It provides typing and word-processing support and regularly uses word-processing, spreadsheet, graphics, and presentation software. The posting describes three levels. Administrative Assistant I requires 0–2 years of directly related experience and basic office equipment and software skills. Administrative Assistant II requires 3 or more years of directly related experience, proficiency with office equipment and software, understanding of company policies and procedures, some clerical or administrative experience, and understanding of SAP. Administrative Assistant III requires 5 or more years of extensive clerical or administrative experience, strong initiative and judgment, strong planning and organizational skills, in-depth knowledge of company policies and procedures, and proficiency in SAP. The required education is a high school diploma or GED; equivalency is not accepted in lieu of the required degree. The role is based in an office work environment 76–100% of the time and may require travel up to 25%.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED