FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Senior Administrative Assistant?
The primary responsibilities include providing administrative support, managing calendars, composing correspondence, processing accounts payables, assisting with budget reconciliation, coordinating events, and maintaining electronic and hard-copy files.
What qualifications are required for the Senior Administrative Assistant position?
A minimum of a high school diploma or GED is required, along with four years of responsible experience in an administrative or secretarial position. Coursework in business administration or office management is desired.
Is prior experience necessary for this role?
Yes, four years of experience in a responsible administrative or secretarial position are required for this role.
What is the work schedule for this position?
This role requires being in the office five days a week.
What salary range is offered for the Senior Administrative Assistant position?
The salary range offered is between $53,933.00 and $80,898.00, based on education, training, and relevant experience.
What is the selection process for this role?
The selection process includes an application review, panel interviews, and reference checks.
Is there an opportunity for internal applicants to apply?
Yes, internal applicants can apply, but their personnel file information will not be considered in lieu of information requested on their application.
Are accommodations available for applicants under the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Yes, TriMet is committed to providing accommodations under the ADA for applicants who need assistance during the application process with prior notice.
Does this role involve training or coordinating other staff?
Yes, the Senior Administrative Assistant may train and coordinate the work of other administrative or temporary staff.
What is the expected level of independence for this position?
The Senior Administrative Assistant works under minimal supervision and is expected to operate with a high level of independence compared to intermediate-level administrative assistants.