EXECUTIVE SECRETARY POSITION - Personal Assistant Jobs



Great People,

This Job Advertisement might go for local workforce, however for those, foreign worker,  who has no constraint with working licences in Indonesia may apply

Our client, a Top Notch Automotive Company in Indonesia, Located in Sunter, Jakarta, is currently seeking a position below:

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
(Personal Assistant Jobs)

Responsibilities:

  • Provide office support services ( maintain telephone, calls & Fax, general filing system, correspondences, preparation of meeting)
  • Provide administrative duties to Manager / Director
  • Perform others  related duties as requires

Requirements:

  • Graduate from Diploma preferable from Secretarial Academy or Bachelor’s Degree from well known university, any background, Min GPA 3,0, Male /Female with max age is 26 yo.
  • Having secretarial exposure will be an advantage, however Outstanding fresh graduate is also welcomed.
  •  Excellent communication skills in English both spoken and written; mastering Japanese language will be an advantage.
  • Computer literacy ( words, excel, power point)
  • Good problem solving, analytic, time and stress management, multitasking, decision making, and interpersonal skills.
  • Fast learner, adaptable and trustworthy
An attractive remuneration package commensurate with experience will be offered to the successful candidate.  Interested parties please contact Dindin Muhan at 0812-9725-535 for further information or submit your CV in (words Format) to dindin.muhan@persamandiri.com or dienmuhan@gmail.com


Only shortlisted candidate will be notified, the application will be closed on May 14, 2015

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