Executive Assistant - EVP Chief Assets Officer

Executive Assistant To The Executive Vice President

At ATC, our people are the foundation of everything we do. As the Executive Assistant to the Executive Vice President (EVP), you'll serve as a trusted operational partner who strengthens executive effectiveness, organizational alignment, and dependable execution of strategic priorities. This highly visible role is a key point of connection among executives, employees, board members, customers, community and business contacts, and other external organizations.

If you bring sound judgment, discretion, executive presence, and the ability to create order amid changing priorities, we invite you to explore this opportunity.

Partner directly with executive leadership on high-priority work.

Coordinate complex schedules, meetings, travel, events, and business activities.

Build trusted relationships across ATC and with key external stakeholders.

Handle confidential, high-visibility, and business-critical information with discretion.

Improve workflows and reduce administrative burden through technology and process discipline.

Support meaningful work that helps ensure reliable electric transmission for the communities we serve.

Manage complex executive calendars, scheduling conflicts, meetings, travel, and priority coordination.

Prepare agendas, correspondence, reports, presentations, and confidential materials.

Coordinate onsite and offsite meetings, conferences, events, and executive-suite coverage.

Serve as a liaison among leaders, teams, board members, regulators, customers, and business partners.

Proofread and edit polished executive communications for varied audiences.

Maintain stakeholder follow-through and continuity across the Executive suite.

Independently execute special assignments and coordinate recurring departmental work.

Track project-related activities, deliverables, time entry, and committee responsibilities.

Maintain organized records, dependable handoffs, and operational continuity.

Assist with budgets, forecasts, project rates, travel and expense reporting, and accounts payable processes.

Monitor metrics, surveys, data connections, and relevant trends.

Use technology and continuous improvement to simplify processes and strengthen tracking.

You are a proactive, service-minded professional who brings calm, clarity, and follow-through to demanding work. You:

Anticipate executive needs and resolve issues before they affect priorities or relationships.

Demonstrate exceptional judgment, discretion strong organizational and prioritization skills.

Remain composed while balancing urgent requests, frequent interruptions, and competing demands.

Produce polished communications and materials with expert grammar, proofreading, and attention to detail.

Take ownership, make sound decisions with limited supervision, and consistently follow through.

Build credibility quickly and influence outcomes across teams without relying on formal authority.

Adapt quickly while remaining professional, approachable, responsive, and service-oriented.

High School Diploma required. Additional degrees or certifications are valued. A degree in Business or a related field is preferred. Equivalent combinations of education and experience will be considered.

Minimum of seven years of progressive experience supporting and/or managing work for a senior-level officer, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Experience coordinating complex calendars, travel, meetings, conferences, and events.

Experience with executive correspondence, presentations, agendas, confidential materials, and cross-functional communication.

Experience with office automation tools, including the MS Office suite and co-pilot

Experience with, or the ability to quickly become proficient in:
Concur, Workday,…