OFFICE COORDINATOR, women candidates are preferred

We need two candidates for permanent staff and temporary staff

The first
A newly established company specialising on green technology consulting and services requires an OFFICE COORDINATOR.

The incumbent, who is expected to start as soon as possible in the company’s office in SCBD in Jakarta, will have the following duties:
1. Day-do-day office and secretarial works, such as answering phone calls, document filing, doing routine mail handling, making appointments, organizing schedules, ticket bookings and various other facilitative works.
2. Handling government-related routine works, such as getting information on regulations
3. Dealing with bank-related works
4. Participating in meetings with clients for some routine works

Suitable candidates for this position will meet the following requirements:
a. A university graduate, preferably with one or two years (or more) work experience
b. Honest and outgoing personality
c. Communicate well verbally and in writing
d. Able to draft letters
e. Preferably good command of English, speaking and some writing
f. Willing to travel within Indonesia

Competitive remuneration package is offered to the right candidate. Please send an application letter and a CV, mentioning expected salary. Applications should be sent by email to: usmanto@okusi.net and CC to herlina@okusi.net no later than Saturday, 3 December 2011, 10 am Jakarta time. Please write “OFFICE COORDINATOR” in the subject line of your email. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

the second
Temporary position: Team assistant.

Tasks: making phone calls, tabulating data, arranging appointments, various others admin support works. Position for 2 weeks, starting immediately. Suitable for students or fresh graduates.

if one of you or your friends or family willing to have this position, you can contact me to 021-3901007 office hour or send an email to

usmanto@okusi.net and CC to herlina@okusi.net as soon as possible because we need it soon this week..thank you very much

PS: women candidates are preferred

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