Administration Executive
ST Engineering·Singapore·Administrative / Others
ST Engineering is hiring a Administration Executive in Singapore. Posted 2025-12-26; applications close 2026-02-24.
Role details
Responsibilities
- Check and verify the physical quantity of incoming AFE deliveries in the warehouse.
- Record incoming AFE deliveries in Excel and assist in tracking and monitoring shortages.
- Track and update SNCA records, including monitoring all AFE SNCA items and returns.
- Assist in documentation and filing, keeping track and updating folio sheets.
- Track and key patent costs.
- Assist in preparing documentation for billing.
- Assist in preparing proposals to customers.
- Assist in preparing certificates of completion, delivery notes, and tracking payments under proposals and contracts.
- Assist in new BG/BG reductions under contract.
Requirements
- Minimum GCE O-Level with a few years of experience in administrative or engineering-related roles, OR
- Diploma in a related field (with or without prior experience).
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple tasks effectively.
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