Epiq
Print Production Coordinator
USA-Beaverton-OR-10300 SW Allen
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RecruitingLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationMicrosoft Office
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About the role
- The Print Production Coordinator is responsible for managing print production activities, ensuring customer satisfaction, and supporting project coordination.
- This role involves collaborating with various stakeholders, managing workflow organization, and maintaining high-quality standards.
- Monitor and report on key performance indicators (KPIs).
Responsibilities
- Manage print production activities and ensure customer satisfaction.
- Support project coordination and workflow organization.
- Collaborate with various stakeholders to achieve organizational goals.
- Manage quality assurance and operations support.
Skills
- Adobe Acrobat
- Communication
- Data Entry
- Detail-Oriented
- Mail Services
- Microsoft Office
- Operations Support
- Print Production
- Prioritization
- Project Coordination
- Self-Management
- Workflow Organization
Compensation
- Your specific salary will be determined based on several factors:
Company info
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