Business Coordinator
This Business Coordinator role is for a leading manufacturing client in Dubai, tasked with tracking operational progress and initiatives. You will act as a primary communication bridge for the CEO, consolidating updates and monitoring performance. The role requires strong Excel skills and a proven ability to manage project timelines. This position is ideal for an experienced coordinator capable of identifying risks and driving operational efficiency.
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Experience
5-10 years
Function
Administrative
Work mode
Onsite, UAE
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
This Business Coordinator role is for a leading manufacturing client in Dubai, tasked with tracking operational progress and initiatives. You will act as a primary communication bridge for the CEO, consolidating updates and monitoring performance. The role requires strong Excel skills and a proven ability to manage project timelines. This position is ideal for an experienced coordinator capable of identifying risks and driving operational efficiency.
TAL's take
Clear role definition for a business coordinator in a manufacturing context, though company is a consulting firm hiring on behalf of an anonymous client.
The JD provides a crisp list of responsibilities and requirements without ambiguity or kitchen-sink elements.
Must haves
- Bachelor’s degree in management or engineering
- 5–10 years experience in Business Coordination or Project Coordination
- Excellent command of Excel
- Ability to work in a fast-paced and deadline-driven environment
Tools and skills
About the company
Consulting firm operating in the UAE, likely mid-tier service provider.
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