Remote Entry-Level Contracts Admin - Gov Contract Basics

ASRC Federal is seeking a Full-Time, Entry-Level Contracts Administrator to support ourcontracts team remotely.
Roles and Responsibilities:
The Contract Administrator Associate position will assist the ASRC Federal Contracts Department in entering and maintaining company contract information in the company's database. This full-time position reports to a Contracts Director and ensures that the department's records and information are accurate, complete, and up-to-date.
This is a great opportunity for entry level individuals and new graduates to get in the door and learn the fundamentals of government contracting. You will have an opportunity to learn about contracts supporting a wide range of government customers. This position will provide the foundation for a successful career path in Contracts. This position will provide you the basics of understanding Government contracts, from how government funding works to understanding the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR).
Requirements:
Bachelors Degreeand 0-1 year experience in Government Contracting.
Basic understanding of Government Contracting.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to understand complex documents.
Capacity to understand information systems and databases.
Ability to prioritize workload and meet deadlines.
Have the motivation to learn the foundations of Government Contracts.
Desire to expand knowledge and capabilities in the field of Contract Administration.
Ability to think critically which will allow for knowledge expansion and growth.
Positive attitude, conscientious and industrious approach to work activities.
Ability and desire to work closely with others in the department.
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