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We are recruiting for a company working in solar energy, a.e
Project Assistant
Main duties
Provide operational support to the Project Manager in coordinating and monitoring project activities
Update project dashboards and monitoring tools
Prepare minutes, summary documents and necessary meeting materials
Organize project meetings and monitor actions and decisions taken
Make reminders to the teams and the various interlocutors in order to guarantee the respect of deadlines
Education / Qualifications
Facilitate the flow of information between internal teams and different project partners.
Manage, classify, archive and update project documentation
Candidate profile
Holder of a Bac +2 or Bac + 3 in Management, Administration, Commerce or similar field
Experience
A proven experience in assistantship, coordination or project management would be an asset
Good command of office tools, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint
Excellent writing skills and fluency in professional communication
Ability to inform, track and update dashboards and piloting tools
Fluency in French; professional practice of English would be a plus
Sense of rigor, organization and confidentiality
Strong sense of responsiveness, autonomy and ability to take initiatives
Good interpersonal skills, a sense of teamwork and the ability to collaborate with different interlocutors ...
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