Administrative Follow-up Officer
SAMA AL-YARMOUK · Al-Karkh
وصف الوظيفة
About the role
Sama Al-Yarmouk is hiring an Administrative Follow-up Officer to support government liaison and administrative follow-up across the Baghdad Governorate. The office is based in Al-Yarmouk, Baghdad, with working hours from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Key responsibilities
- Assist the manager with visits and follow-up at government departments and official institutions throughout the governorate.
- Deliver and collect official correspondence, applications and supporting documents.
- Follow up on administrative procedures and outstanding transactions, giving timely progress updates.
- Maintain organized records of submissions, receipts and correspondence.
- Communicate professionally with government employees and officials.
Required profile
- Age between 22 and 32 years.
- Previous experience dealing with government departments, employees and officials.
- Owns a car and can drive.
- Reliable, punctual and discreet when handling company documents.
To apply, send your CV by email with the subject line "Administrative Follow-up Officer – [Your Full Name]" or via a direct message on LinkedIn.
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