Contract Administrator Job at Robert Half in San Diego
Contract Administrator Job at Robert Half in San Diego
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Oversee payment schedules across a large portfolio of lease and land agreements, partnering with Accounts Payable to confirm approvals and ensure disbursements are completed on time.
- Coordinate the full execution process for contracts by routing documents for signature, filing completed originals in the contract management system, and communicating effective dates to stakeholders.
- Review escrow records and wire documentation for completeness and accuracy before submission or release.
- Maintain well-structured physical and digital contract files to support easy retrieval, audit readiness, and ongoing compliance.
- Prepare regular status updates and reporting on land agreements to help teams track commitments, progress, and upcoming actions.
- Track expiration and renewal deadlines and issue advance notifications to landowners or internal partners as needed.
- Process amendments, approvals, and related contract revisions, ensuring all executed changes are reflected accurately in agreement records.
- Work closely with cross-functional team members while also handling assigned responsibilities independently in a timely manner. Pay is commensurate with experience with the duties above. Resquirements:
- Bachelor’s degree, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
- At least 2 years of experience in contract administration, lease administration, or a comparable support function.
- Hands-on experience using property or contract management software.
- Ability to commute to La Jolla 5x/week to start, then 3x/week after training (near UTC). Ready to apply? Send your resume to Melanie. Kent[at]roberthalf[dotcom] with " La Jolla Contracts Administrator " as the subject line. I look forward to hearing from you!#SoCalRHL
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