Administrative Assistant - Palmas/TO

Description

Job Summary: We are seeking a professional to provide administrative support in the area of operation, performing data entry, document issuance, file organization, and customer service. Key Highlights: 1. Professional growth opportunities within the company. 2. Friendly and results-oriented work environment. 3. Team of responsible and committed professionals. Making Dreams Come True is what drives us! We are a leading land development company in Brazil, offering a broad business model with abundant growth opportunities. Within our team, you will find an excellent organizational climate: a friendly environment, responsible and committed professionals focused on results. Do these characteristics resonate with you? \#JoinBrasilTerrenos! **Responsibilities and Duties** Perform medium-complexity administrative support tasks for the operational area, including: data entry; issuing and completing documents and reports; compiling and managing documents and materials; organizing and updating files; verifying documentation and invoices; public service; and other duties relevant to the operational department. Provide customer service; collaborate with the customer service department; issue bills and installment payment plans through the system. **Requirements and Qualifications** Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Business Management, or related fields. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. **Additional Information** Considering the well-being of our employees, Brasil Terrenos offers the following benefits: * Meal allowance; * Transportation allowance; * Life insurance; * Dental plan; * Total Pass; * Corporate university; * Newborn Kit. Working hours: Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 18:00\. Brasil Terrenos **is one of the largest companies in urban planning and development in the country**. With 22 years in the real estate market, the company manages and coordinates over 120 real estate projects—including land developments and gated communities—and plans to launch another 150,000 new plots across Brazil.