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Bot Auto, based in Houston, is seeking an Office Administrator to be the first point of contact at our Houston office. This on-site role supports day-to-day operations, partnering with People and BizSup teams and ensuring a smoothly run workplace.
The ideal candidate has 1+ years in front desk or office administration, is proficient with Google Workspace and Slack, and demonstrates strong written and verbal communication, discretion, and reliability for a fast-paced startup environment.
At Bot Auto, we are revolutionizing the transportation of goods through autonomous trucking. We are an L4 autonomous trucking company headquartered in Houston, and we operate our own autonomous fleet for freight customers.
We are looking for a contract Office Administrator to be the first point of contact at our Houston office and keep day-to-day operations running smoothly, working closely with our People and BizSup teams. This is an on‑site role for someone organized and reliable who takes pride in a well‑run workplace.
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As set forth in Bot Auto’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.
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