Amazon Japan G. K.

Administrative Support, Logistics

ExecutiveAssistant,DSPAPAC

$6500–9500k ~AI est. Tokyo, Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“Executive Assistant, DSP APAC at Amazon Japan G. K.. Skills: Executive support, Calendar management, Travel coordination. Manage multiple complex calendars. Coordinate meetings”

Industry & Context.

Administrative Support, Logistics
Problems you'll solve

Complex task completion; Quick turnaround response

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Minimum 2 years' experience, High level of integrity, Experience with cross-functional projects, Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision, Native-level Japanese proficiency, Business-level English proficiency

Nice to Have

Experience managing multiple calendars, Project management experience, Event planning experience, Ability to remain calm under pressure, Enthusiasm for customer service, Excited about working in diverse group

What You'll Do.

Manage multiple complex calendars

Coordinate conference calls

Coordinate extensive international travel

Coordinate extensive domestic travel

Process expense reimbursements

Organize time-sensitive information

Prioritize time-sensitive information

Handle confidential information

Address required action/attention

Organize large events

Organize morale events

Support operational planning process

Support business planning

Support performance review cycles

Serve as business partner

Provide proactive support

Provide thoughtful support

Provide additional support

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional projects; Partner teams; Extended management team

Communication Scope

Confidential information handling; Professionalism

Process & Methodology

Project management, Program management

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