Client Operations Coordinator – TMS Gurgaon
TMS Global are a wholly owned subsidiary of DS Smith PLC, a multi-national packaging and display manufacturing business. TMS Global specialise in the outsourcing of retail display, print and packaging and are active in 97 markets globally. Our TMS community consists of just over 300 people who are spread internationally across APAC, LATAM, EMEA and NA.
About the Role
Within this role you will be joining an established shared service centre in Gurgaon focussing on production administrative support for our client facing teams in Europe on a large multinational FMCG account. You will be providing administrative support to the teams, through dealing with suppliers, managing customer orders, ensuring reporting and trackers are kept up to date and following internal process and compliance procedures to ensure smooth billing and supplier invoicing.
You will be able to have hybrid working, where the work pattern will allow for 2 days working from home, 3 in the office and full-time European aligned hours.
Some typical day to day tasks will cover:
About You
This role could be a great fit for you if you have an administrative background and have dealt with invoicing and purchase orders within a logistics or procurement related area. It is essential that you have fluent English language skills, both written and verbal.
Skills and attributes for success
If this role sounds like an exciting challenge and you feel you have the skills and experience to succeed, then please get it touch!
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