Program Coordinator II
Duties and Responsibilities
Perform common business practices relating to purchasing, pricing, terms, shipments, taxes and payments for commodities and services
Process purchase orders and administer all procurement documentation per company procurement policies and FAR regulations
Review, place and process requests for suppliers and repair services using corporate purchasing card. Includes, routine, non-routine and emergency requests
Track purchases and verify accurate billing
Perform duties as a travel coordinator
Prepare travel estimates
Make rental car, hotel, airline reservations, transfers, changes, and cancellations. Reservations will include booking domestic and international air travel, car, and hotel reservations for employees through corporate travel agency
Reconcile travel expenses and prepares final travel reports for submission to customer for reimbursements
Reconcile monthly corporate purchase card statements
Performs Files Maintenance and Disposition duties
Organize, update and retain product information files and purchase order records
Provide feedback and status updates to management including approval priority and completion status
May be required to perform other duties as directed to meet company needs
Qualification Standards:
High School diploma or equivalent. Associates Degree preferred
Five (5) years of specialized administrative work
Clerical accounting principles, office practices and procedures including record keeping and general -bookkeeping procedures
Strong communication and organizational skills with a high attention to detail
Proficient in Microsoft Office suite (MS Word, MS PowerPoint, Outlook, and MS Excel)
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret Clearance
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