The Administrative Assistant performs a variety of administrative support and specialized administrative duties for a department, region, site, group, or individual executive. Duties may include maintaining calendars and scheduling, handling phone responsibilities, greeting visitors, arranging travel, preparing expense reports and presentations, coordinating meetings, supporting budget preparation and reporting, maintaining records, and other activities. The role uses business software applications to prepare correspondence, reports, presentations, agendas, and minutes; receives and directs calls, visitors, mail, and email; and maintains files, records, calendars, and diaries. The position may also coordinate business travel and meetings, track expenses, act as a liaison among executives, managers, staff, customers, and visitors, research and summarize complex information, draft correspondence, compile information for special projects, and prepare reports. The role requires extensive knowledge of the organization and its practices and procedures. It involves complex assignments requiring significant judgment, initiative, and problem-solving, with minimal guidance and independent decisions about the best approach. The employee collaborates with internal and external contacts, may participate on teams for special assignments, and responds to requests from senior management and other contacts. Actions may significantly affect the department and others; errors may be difficult to detect and remedy and may result in loss of customer business, materials, money, or time. The position typically requires at least five years of related experience and a high school diploma or equivalent. Knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, is expected as appropriate for the job level.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED