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Williams Lea is seeking a Customer Services Coordinator in Central, Hong Kong to support client communications and production teams in delivering financial disclosures. This fully onsite role suits a fresh graduate or early-career professional eager to grow in a fast-paced, client-focused environment.
You will coordinate between clients and internal teams, ensure timely delivery, maintain documentation, and support during filing, printing, and transaction cycles.
Salary: Negotiable, plus company benefits
Location: Central, Hong Kong
Contract: Full Time
Shifts: Shifts: Morning, Evening and Overnight Shift
Work model: Fully onsite
Williams Lea is the leading global provider of skilled, technology-enabled, business-critical support services, with long-term trusted relationships with blue-chip clients across investment banks, law firms and professional services firms. Williams Lea employees, nearly 7000 people worldwide, who provide efficient business services at client sites in often complex and highly regulated environments, from centralised Williams Lea onshore facilities, and through best cost company offshore locations.
You will be coordinating between our clients and production teams, ensuring smooth communication, timely delivery, and exceptional service to deliver a range of listed company financial disclosures. This is a great opportunity for a fresh graduate or early-career customer service professional eager to grow in a fast-paced, client-focused environment.
We believe in supporting our employees in both their professional and personal lives. As part of our commitment to your well-being, we offer a comprehensive benefits package, including but not limited to:
You will also have the opportunity to work for a global employer who is dedicated to offering each and every employee an enjoyable, challenging and rewarding career with future career development prospects!
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