Documentation Controller

Job Description: - Responsible for Telecom communication engineering construction company sourcing, certification - Responsible for the engineering project delivery process of subcontractors management: including POs, settlement and payment, problem handling, etc. - Ensure the enough subcontractor teams resource for Project implementation Requirements: -Familiar with the full project lifecycle, including planning, execution, monitoring, and closing; -Strong communication and organizational skills, with the ability to manage resources and ensure timely, high-quality project delivery; -Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to handle complex project scenarios; -Experience in coordinating with government or relevant authorities is a plus. Pay: Php30,000.00 - Php40,000.00 per month Benefits: - Health insurance Application Question(s): - As part of the process, please provide the following details: 1) Are you open to a project-based position? 2) Are you comfortable with a regular working schedule from Monday through Saturday? (Saturday as needed) 3) What are your salary expectations? (At least the lowest salary that you will accept) 4) How much was your last salary? 5) What is your employment notice, or how soon can you start? If 30 days, we will withdraw your application due to the urgency of the project. 6) # years of experience? 7) This role is a WFH. Are you open to a WFH set-up? 8) Do you have a Stable Internet? 9) Do you have a backup Internet? 10) Do you have a Quiet/Dedicated Space? 11) Do you have a power backup? 12) Do you have a valid NBI Clearance? 13) Do you have a Police Clearance? 14) When are you available for a virtual interview via MS Teams? Work Location: In person

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