Base: $84,100 - $129,100; bonus/equity: not specif...
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4-6+ years executive assistant experience
High proficiency in microsoft office suite
Strong organizational and time management skills
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General Motors Australia & New Zealand is seeking an Executive Administrative Assistant to provide comprehensive administrative support for multiple executives. The ideal candidate should have strong organizational skills, experience in high-energy environments, and the ability to manage multiple tasks while supporting a collaborative culture.
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Job Summary
The role requires a proactive individual with exceptional organizational skills to support multiple executives in a fast-paced environment.
Candidates will be responsible for managing complex calendars, travel arrangements, and serving as a liaison between executives and stakeholders.
General Motors offers a rewarding career focused on well-being, inclusion, and driving meaningful change through Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
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General Motors Australia & New Zealand is seeking an Executive Administrative Assistant to provide comprehensive administrative support for multiple executives. The ideal candidate should have strong organizational skills, experience in high-energy environments, and the ability to manage multiple tasks while supporting a collaborative culture.
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Salary
Base: $84,100 - $129,100; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
4-6+ years executive assistant experience
High proficiency in Microsoft Office suite
Strong organizational and time management skills
Ability to manage complex calendars and travel
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Nice-to-have
Proactive anticipation of leader needs
Graceful management of ambiguity
Strategic mindset for problem solving
Experience in tech or software environments
Associate or bachelor's degree preferred
Key Requirements
4-6+ years experience supporting Executives
Must be flexible and demonstrate strong learning agility