Office Coordinator/Office Admin
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fpt americasRichardson (TX)
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and ExecutiveOffice Administrative Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
(Dallas Area, 100% On-Site)We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Office Coordinator to support daily office operations, administrative processes, and cross-team coordination. This is a hands-on role that requires strong organization, follow-up, and the ability to keep tasks moving efficiently.Job Duties:Provide front desk support in the Dallas office, including greeting visitors, handling mail and deliveries, and assisting with basic office requests.Manage day-to-day office operations, including supplies, snacks and drinks, workspace organization, and basic equipment upkeep.Coordinate office purchasing, including office supplies, business cards, shipping, and other administrative or event-related orders.Support fixed asset and accounting administrative tasks, including tracking laptop shipments and returns, labeling, receipt filing, and submitting complete expense packages to Accounting.Prepare and process administrative contracts and document packages for clients, contractors, and vendors; route documents for signature and maintain organized final records.Collect and track vendor documents such as W-9s, certificates of insurance, and other required forms; follow up until all documentation is complete before payment or contract execution.Manage Concur and other admin/accounting tools, including user setup, access updates, basic troubleshooting, receipt review, and tracker maintenance; escalate issues to Accounting or IT when needed.Coordinate travel logistics, including flights, hotels, itineraries, and related travel support for employees.Support event planning by sourcing venues and vendors, collecting quotes, comparing options, and coordinating logistics with internal teams.Handle administrative purchases and maintain clear, accurate tracking of orders, deliveries, and usage.
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