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Posted 2 weeks ago by ISE Partners on Linkedin
Job Description: The role of Executive Assistant at a prestigious private equity firm involves supporting a client-facing team, including MDs and C-suite executives, by managing complex diaries, coordinating international travel, and handling expenses. The position requires a highly organized individual with 5–8 years of experience in private equity or the investment sector. This temporary role offers the potential for permanent placement based on performance and emphasizes a collaborative team environment. The role is office-based for four days a week and is designed for someone looking for a long-term career opportunity.
Key Responsibilities:
Skills Required:
Salary (Rate): £28.00/hr
City: London Area
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: on-site
IR35 Status: undetermined
Seniority Level: Mid-Level
Industry: Other
We have an immediate opportunity for a standout Executive Assistant to step into the heart of one of the most prestigious private equity firms in the industry. You’ll be supporting a client-facing team, including MDs and C-suite executives managing fast-moving diaries across time zones, coordinating seamless international travel, handling expenses, and being the go-to person for anything and everything. This is an environment where you’ll make your mark from day one! You’ll also join a collaborative and high-performing EA team, including a division that is at the top of its game in the company. This is a team that values initiative, team spirit, and top-tier organisational skills. As an Assistant, you will remain calm under pressure, be client-facing in your communication skills and highly organised.
Your duties will include, but are not limited to:
You must be an Executive Assistant who has gained 5–8 years’ experience in private equity or the investment sector. This is a 1–3 month temporary role, with the opportunity to become permanent if you impress. The firm is looking for an Assistant who wants longevity. 4 days in the office. This isn’t just another EA role — it’s a career-enhancing opportunity with a world-class team. If you’re ready to bring your A-game and thrive in a role where no two days are the same, we want to hear from you.
£28 Per hour
London Area, United Kingdom
Undetermined
Onsite
Other
Mid-Level
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