Jawatan Kosong di German-Malaysian Institute (GMI)

German-Malaysian Institute (GMI) is an advanced training centre for high technology applications established in 1992 as a joint venture project between the governments of Malaysia and Germany. The objective of GMI is to quality highly skilled and competent workforce in modern technology for the Malaysian Industry.
In line with our business expansion and growth plan, we are seeking highly qualified candidates to take up the following positions:

HEAD OF SECTION, MARKETING AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Requirements:
- Possess Degree or Master in Marketing, Corporate Communication, or any related disciplines from a recognized Institution
- Minimum 5 years of working experience preferably in education sector
- Good command of Bahasa Malaysia and English
- Excellent interpersonal, communication and analytical skills and abilities
- Computer literate and able to operate application software
- Able to work independently with minimum supervision
- Able to handle multiple tasks in a professional manner
- Able to communicate with various levels of employees
- A dynamic team player
- Display eagerness to learn
- Hardworking, independent and self-motivated
- Good in Time Management. punctual, discipline and positive attitude
- Able to work in long hours
- Ability to work under pressure and meeting deadlines
- Ability to handle multiple tasks in a professional manner
- Physically fit
- Willing to travel

ASSISTANT OFFICER
Requirements:
- Diploma in Business Studies, Marketing, Business Administration, Human Resources or any related disciplines
- Minimum 2 years working experience in administration areas
- Good command of Bahasa Malaysia and English
- Computer literate and able to operate application software
- Good interpersonal and communication skills
- Able to work independently with minimum supervision
- Able to handle multiple tasks in a professional manner
- Able to communicate with various levels of employees
- A dynamic tears player
- Display eagerness to learn
- Hardworking, independent and self motivated
- Good in Time Management, punctual, discipline and positive attitude
- Able to work in long hours
- Ability to work under pressure and meeting deadlines
- Physically fit
- Willing to travel

MULTIMEDIA / LANGUAGE LAB TECHNICIAN
Requirements:
- Possess Diploma in Computer Science / Information Technology / Multimedia or any related disciplines from a recognized Institution
- Preferably with at least 2 years of working experience in related field
- Able to analyze troubleshooting and maintenance of PC in a network environment
- Strong knowledge in computer and inventory
- Strong knowledge in Multimedia application software
- Basic understanding of networking, server and database
- Must be able to demonstrate skills in handling supporting computer equipment and hardware
- Strong knowledge in handling and operating digital and video cameras and LCD projector, Smart board, audio equipment and related teaching equipment
- Able to work independently with minimum supervision
- Able to handle multiple tasks in a professional manner
- Able to communicate with various levels of employees
- A dynamic team player
- Display eagerness to learn
- Hardworking, independent and self motivated
- Good in Time Management, punctual, discipline and positive attitude
- Able to work in long hours
- Ability to work under pressure and meeting deadlines
- Physically fit

CLERKS
Requirements:
- Minimum qualification of Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia
- Having working experience in administration areas is an added advantage
- Good command of Bahasa Malaysia and English
- Computer literate and able to operate application software
- Good interpersonal and communication skills
- Able to work independently with minimum supervision
- Able to handle multiple tasks in a professional manner
- Able to communicate with various levels of employees
- A dynamic team player
- Display eagerness to learn
- Hardworking, independent and self motivated
- Good in Time Management, punctual, discipline and positive attitude
- Able to work in long hours
- Ability to work under pressure and meeting deadlines
- Physically fit
- Willing to travel

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
Please submit your resume indicating your current correspondence address and telephone numbers, a passport size photo (N.R.), working experience, qualification and expected salary to:

THE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
Administration, Finance & Student Affairs Department
Level 2, Administration Block
German-Malaysian Institute, Jalan Ilmiah, Taman Universiti
43000 Kajang, Selangor Darul Ehsan

Your application should reach us be 15 August 2011. Please write the position applied on the top left hand corner of your envelope. We will notify shortlisted candidates for an interview session.

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