Admin Executive
🚨 WE'RE HIRING | MIS & Admin Executive 🚨
📢 Freshers with strong Excel skills? This opportunity is for you!
If you're passionate about data, reporting, and administration, and want to kick-start your career with a fast-growing organization, we'd love to connect with you.
📍 Locations
📌 Bangalore | Pune | Mumbai | Hyderabad
💼 Experience 1–2 Years
🔍 What You'll Do
📊 Prepare and maintain MIS reports (Daily/Weekly/Monthly)
📈 Analyze data and ensure reporting accuracy
📂 Manage documentation and office records
🤝 Coordinate with internal teams for reporting requirements
🏢 Support office administration and vendor coordination
💼 Assist HR and management with day-to-day operations
✅ What We're Looking For
✔ Graduate in any discipline
✔ Strong MS Excel skills (VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, Lookup Functions)
✔ Good analytical, communication, and organizational skills
✔ A proactive attitude and willingness to learn
🌟 If you're looking for a career where your Excel skills and attention to detail can make an impact, this role is for you!
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Highspring India (Formerly Vaco Binary Semantics)
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