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GermanMandarinEnglishHospitalityCommunicationProcurementPayroll
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Can’t check pay against the visa rulesNo salary stated. Germany EU Blue Card needs at least €50,700 a year (shortage-occupation / recent-graduate: €45,934).
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- Can’t check pay against the visa rules
- No salary stated. Germany EU Blue Card needs at least €50,700 a year (shortage-occupation / recent-graduate: €45,934). Source: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/visa-residence/types/eu-blue-card, rules effective 2026-01-01.
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About the role
Anforderungen- Professional experience in Executive Assistance, Management Assistance, Office Management or a comparable hands-on coordination role- You genuinely enjoy providing excellent executive support and are comfortable being the person who keeps both the Managing Director and the office organized- German at native or near-native level and a strong understanding of German/European culture and business practices- Very good Chinese language skills combined with a strong personal, academic or professional connection to China- Strong English skills and confidence communicating in an international business environment- Ideally, you have lived, studied or worked in different countries or cultural environments and feel comfortable navigating different cultures- Commercial training, a university degree or a comparable qualification is welcome, but not essential- We are also open to candidates from highly service-oriented international environments, such as hospitality, who have developed strong organizational and coordination skills- Excellent organizational skills combined with a pragmatic, hands-on mentality- Comfortable switching between C-level support, international coordination and everyday office administration- You do not wait for perfectly defined responsibilities but see what needs to be done and take ownership- Confident, approachable and service-oriented personality with strong communication skills- Independent way of working, sound judgement and discretion- Comfortable working in a small and growing international team, where responsibilities will naturally evolve over time- German- Chinese- EnglishAufgaben- Provide proactive and reliable support to the Managing Director in his day-to-day business- Manage complex calendars, meetings, business trips and international travel arrangements- Prepare and follow up on meetings, appointments, presentations and relevant documentation- Coordinate priorities, deadlines and action items and ensure effective follow-through- Handle confidential information and correspondence with professionalism and discretion- Take responsibility for the day-to-day organization of the Munich office- Act as a central point of contact for the local team and ensure that everyday office matters run smoothly- Manage office supplies, orders and general procurement- Coordinate telephone, mail and other administrative office matters- Coordinate external service providers, suppliers and partners- Support administrative processes such as onboarding, payroll preparation and employee documentation- Organize practical requirements for new employees and support them during their onboarding- Take care of the small but important operational topics that come with running and building a new office- Coordinate communication and workflows between the German organization, headquarters in China and international stakeholders- Support the Managing Director with projects and operational topics related to the development of the German entity- Help establish practical processes and structures as the organization grows- Take ownership of special projects and ad-hoc topics, from straightforward administrative tasks to more complex coordination assignments
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