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Ronald Lu & Partners (Hong Kong) Limited is seeking a detail-oriented administrator to support daily clerical tasks in a fast-paced office. You will handle data input, scanning, filing, and document updating while assisting with ad hoc duties as needed.
The role requires at least 1 year of relevant experience, HKDSE/Form 5 or above, and strong English and Cantonese communication skills. A 5-day work week with medical and life insurance benefits is offered.
Provide general administration and clerical support such as data input, document scanning, updating and filing documents
Assist in other ad hoc duties as required
Requirements
HKDSE/Form 5 or above
Minimum 1 year relevant working experience
Well-organized, hardworking, self-motivated and ability to work independently
Proficient in both spoken and written English and Chinese (Cantonese)
Proficient in MS Office applications
We offer 5 days' work, Medical Coverage and Life Insurance, Discretionary Bonus and attractive compensation package to the right candidates.
We are an equal opportunity employer. Information provided will be used for the purpose of employment application only. All personal data of unsuccessful candidates will not be retained for more than 12 months upon completion of the relevant recruitment exercises.
Ronald Lu & Partners is an award-winning architecture practice focused on life-centric, future-ready design. Founded in 1976, RLP Asia is known throughout Asia as being a trailblazer in sustainable architecture. For more than 49 years, our deep roots in China and our international perspective have allowed us to build a global portfolio spanning green architecture, master planning, transit-oriented development, and interior design. Working in partnership with many of the world's leading developers, government bodies and institutions, we bring the values of our clients to life in high-density urban environments to "Design Better Life" for the people and communities that use these spaces.
Central, Central and Western District, HK