Office Administrator
Posted 6 days ago
creative financial staffingColumbus (OH)
Office Clerks, GeneralOffice Administrative Services
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50k
About the role
Office AdministratorSalary: $50k$60kLocation: Columbus, OhioWhy This Opportunity Stands Out: Our client is a stable and growing organization in the Columbus area seeking an Office Admin to support day-to-day operations This role works closely with leadership and plays a key part in keeping the office running efficiently Team-oriented environment with a friendly, collaborative culture Opportunity to make an immediate impact by improving administrative processes Stable, long-term position with growth potential as responsibilities expand Fast-paced environment that values organization, initiative, and problem-solving Hands-on role with visibility across multiple departments Supportive leadership team that values reliability and strong communicationKey Responsibilities for the Office Administrator: Oversee daily office operations, ensuring efficiency and organization Manage office supplies, vendors, and general administrative functions Coordinate schedules, meetings, and internal communications Support HR functions including onboarding and employee records Assist with basic accounting tasks such as invoicing, expense tracking, and data entry Maintain filing systems, both digital and physical Serve as the main point of contact for office-related needs Help implement and improve office procedures and policiesQualifications for the Office Administrator: 3+ years of office management or administrative experience preferred Strong organizational and multitasking skills Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Experience with basic bookkeeping or accounting support is a plus Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work independently and take initiative High attention to detail and problem-solving ability
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