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solving skills Superior written and spoken communication skills in English Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook), shell scripts Experience with Adobe applications, including Acrobat Professional, Reader, and Distiller Proficient with Windows Operating systems XP and higher Strong work ethic Desired skills and experience: Willingness to understand how MS more »

User Training Systems used include: Dell workstations and laptops Canon printers Android mobile Client Software used includes: Windows 10 Workstation MS Office, Chrome, Adobe Acrobat and Photoshop, Kaspersky AV and endpoint security What You Should Have/Know: Excellent written and verbal communication skills Excellent service orientation combined with more »

Previous experience in a similar role in the financial trading industry is preferred; - Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, and Power Point), Adobe Acrobat, and Social Media web platforms; - Strong organisational skills that reflect ability to perform and prioritise multiple tasks seamlessly with excellent attention to detail; - Excellent more »

as Taxi and is desirable a good understanding of email client constraints, browsers, and accessibility guidelines fluent with Adobe Creative Suite - specifically Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat and InDesign understanding and appreciation of design fundamentals such as type, colour, layout and imagery creation/optimisation ability to deliver high-quality work more »

as information design, content structure, terminology, style, etc. Using various tools and formats for creating and publishing technical documentation, such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, HTML, etc. Documenting Polices, standards, training content, and internal communications in relation to Information security Working with IT teams, business users, and external parties more »

and legal requirements Excellent working knowledge of industry techniques Good knowledge of relevant SHEQ requirements Be PC literate in Microsoft Word and Excel, Adobe Acrobat Pro active, can do attitude Ability to work under own initiative with minimal supervision Ability to problem solve and analyse technical issues High level more »

looking for an expert in a variety of software programs including: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Change Pro, iManage, DocX Tools, Express Scribe, Visio, Adobe Acrobat, InterAction, RightFax, WinZip, EDGAR/SEC filing, and other software related to the core functions of the document production department. This will be a more »

and reformat documents utilising the Firm’s standards and tools Modify, compile, and redact PDFs; create forms, e-closing binders and bookmarks in Adobe Acrobat Create, revise, and reformat PowerPoint presentations, maintaining Firm branding standards Create and modify organisational charts, flowcharts and timelines in Visio and PowerPoint Familiarity with … demeanor and providing exceptional customer service. Technologies/Software Advanced knowledge of the following software applications is required: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Adobe Acrobat, OmniPage, Nuance Power PDF, Litera (Compare), DocXtools, and Outlook. more »

Leading US law firm in stunning new City offices is hiring a new DMS Specialist, with the firm using NetDocuments (NetDocs) as their Document Management System with a salary to £80,000. 9:30am to 5:30pm Offices by Liverpool more »

DMS Administrator (NetDocuments) - Permanent - London - £80,000 per annum The Document Management System Administrator is responsible for providing support for NetDocuments, a cloud-based document management application Troubleshoot NetDocuments errors. This includes interpreting error messages and diagnosing issues with integrated more »

DMS Administrator (NetDocuments) - Permanent - London - £80,000 per annum The Document Management System Administrator is responsible for providing support for NetDocuments, a cloud-based document management application Troubleshoot NetDocuments errors. This includes interpreting error messages and diagnosing issues with integrated more »