As our Field Office Administrative Assistant, you’ll be the connector who keeps everything running smoothly. From coordinating schedules to supporting regional management, you’ll play a key role in ensuring our team stays organized, informed, and ready to deliver. This is more than just an admin role—it’s a chance to grow, contribute, and make an impact every day.
What You’ll Do
- Keep documentation up to date and maintain clear communication with regional management
- Organize meetings, video conferences, travel itineraries, and manage calendars
- Support team members who are traveling or working remotely
- Take notes during meetings and share materials with the team
- Prepare reports, presentations, and correspondence that make information clear and accessible
- Manage expense reports and reconcile charges accurately
- Welcome visitors, answer calls, and maintain a professional office environment
- Distribute mail, email, and internal communications
- Maintain filing systems and ensure information is easy to find
- Jump in on special projects and process improvements as needed
What We’re Looking For
- 2–5 years of administrative or office support experience (new grads welcome to apply)
- High school diploma required; bachelor’s degree preferred
- Strong computer skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); SAP Ariba experience is a plus
- Japanese language skills are a plus
Soft Skills That Set You Apart
- High emotional intelligence and ability to work with diverse personalities
- Strong customer service mindset and stakeholder awareness
- Proactive, organized, and initiative‑driven
- Comfortable making decisions in ambiguous situations
- Clear communicator across all levels, internal and external
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- You’ll gain exposure to diverse teams and stakeholders, building skills that grow your career
- You’ll be part of a collaborative, supportive environment where your voice matters
- You’ll have opportunities to learn, develop, and take initiative on meaningful projects
- You’ll enjoy a role that balances structure with variety—no two days are the same