Administrative Assistant

Vital LyfeLos Angeles, CA
7dOnsite

About The Position

Vital Lyfe is a tech company redefining water autonomy through innovation — creating a new category of personal water-making technology built to scale where infrastructure can’t. Mission We’re looking for an organized, friendly, and proactive Administrative Assistant / Receptionist to be the first point of contact for visitors and calls, while also keeping our day-to-day office operations running smoothly. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys wearing multiple hats, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and takes pride in creating a polished, welcoming workplace.

Requirements

  • 2+ year experience in reception, office administration, hospitality, or customer-facing support (startup experience a plus)
  • Strong communication and customer service skills
  • Highly organized, reliable, and comfortable managing competing priorities
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office (Calendar, Docs/Word, Sheets/Excel)
  • Professional judgment with confidential information

Nice To Haves

  • Experience supporting a growing team in an office/warehouse/manufacturing setting
  • Familiarity with office equipment (printers, shipping tools, basic troubleshooting)

Responsibilities

  • Greet and check in visitors; ensure a professional, secure, and welcoming experience
  • Answer and route phone calls, messages, and general inquiries
  • Manage mail/packages
  • Assist in Facilities Management; facilities, coffee/water service
  • Submit service tickets and track follow-through on office/facilities issues
  • Coordinate conference rooms, meeting set-ups, and guest access as needed
  • Support internal and external events; team lunches, celebrations, company meetings.
  • Help keep shared spaces organized and aligned with company standards
  • Assist with onboarding logistics; desk set-up, welcome materials, supplies
  • Provide light support to Operations; Candidate Travel, NDAs, consultant contracts
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