Birman & Ride is a boutique city-based legal practice committed to implementing best practice procedures using cutting edge technologies. We are collaborating with Overtech Technologies Pty Ltd to develop ContactsLaw - advanced legal management software.
We seek a talented or aspiring administrator to take charge of the firm’s administrative functions.
We invite applications for this newly-created position from:
*graduates interested in pursuing a career in administration or marketing within a professional environment;
*people with relevant industry experience; and
*people with a suitable background who are enrolled in a tertiary course and are interested in working and studying part-time.
This is a full-time appointment but we may negotiate flexible hours or limited part-time arrangements in certain circumstances.
Job description
Review the Job Description for this position attached or on our website: www.admin.birmanride.com.au
Selection criteria
You must be committed to best practice procedures and be able to demonstrate:
1 an appreciation of and interest in computerised systems;
2 good critical thinking and analytical skills;
3 a commitment to customer service;
4 good presentation;
5 superior written and verbal communication skills;
6 initiative, the ability to work with limited supervision and superior time-management skills;
7 a hands-on approach to dealing with a variety of tasks;
8 ability to work with others and respond to the changing needs of a small office; and
9 an understanding of basic bookkeeping principles or the willingness and aptitude to acquiring this knowledge.
Further information
Review the information and our professional employment agreement on our website: www.admin.birmanride.com.au
Telephone Jeremy Birman 9220 4480.
We may ask applicants to undergo psychological assessment prior to appointment.
How to apply
Please submit your application and CV to Jeremy Birman. Your application should address:
*selection criteria 1 to 4 (above); and
*your salary expectations.
Applications close Friday 21 August 2009
