Executive Administrative Assistant
infotree global solutionsSouth San Francisco (CA)
Executive Administrative Assistant
Posted 2 days ago
infotree global solutionsSouth San Francisco (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Administrative Assistant Performs high-level administrative and office support responsibilities for assigned leader and leadership team. Coordinates documents and correspondence, including letters, reports, emails, presentations, memos, faxes, etc. Uses appropriate tools for required work including Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and Power Point to track, document, report data, and maintain web pages. Reviews documents and proofreads work for grammar and spelling, accuracy, consistency of terms, and completeness; ensures document text and graphics adhere to corporate and organization guidelines and standards. Arranges travel for the team or department; completes expense reports in a timely manner. Collects, reviews, enters, and formats accurate data into spreadsheets, databases and other electronic tools. Interfaces and communicates with internal and external customers; directs people to the appropriate resources. Researches solutions and responds to email and phone inquiries with input from direct supervisor. Prepares documentation for payment of vendors, consultants, and suppliers; submits documentation and enters request for payments into accounting system; responds to inquiries from accounts payable and payees. Participates in the development and maintenance of improvement processes; actively participates in self- and team audits and resulting process improvement.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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