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At D2B in the Philippines, we seek an Executive Assistant (Engineering/Project Control) to help tighten project discipline, documentation and delivery control. This high‑influence role coordinates across Sales, Engineering, Workshop and Exec, turning complexity into a reliable operating rhythm.
The successful candidate will manage engineering-gate processes, maintain structured records, track actions and ensure visible commitments, while supporting multiple departments and adapting as priority
Reports to : Sales Manager and Engineering Manager
Works across : Sales, Engineering, Workshop and Executive
Environment : Small business with changing priorities
Primary focus : Project discipline, documentation and delivery control
Salary : PHP 70,000 - 85,000 per month
Working Hours & Conditions : Observes AU office hours
Holidays : Observes AU national and state-specific holidays
This is a high-influence coordination role for someone who enjoys turning complexity into a reliable operating rhythm. The Executive Assistant will help the client strengthen project control, information quality and cross-department accountability. This is not a conventional diary-and-travel assistant role; it requires hands‑on project coordination, disciplined follow‑up and the confidence to keep commitments visible.
Reporting closely to both the Sales Manager and Engineering Manager, the role works directly with engineers, salespeople, the Workshop Manager and company executives. The successful applicant must be comfortable requesting missing information, confirming owners and due dates, challenging process gaps, escalating overdue actions and holding a gate when required evidence or approval is incomplete. The approach must be firm, respectful, factual and consistent.
Success means every active project has a clear scope, current status, named owners, realistic deadlines and visible next actions; customer and management updates are issued on time; overdue commitments are escalated; project records are reliable; and workload evidence gives the client a defensible basis for accepting work or increasing engineering capacity.