Full-Time
Office Coordinator
Posted on 8/8/2024
Hermeus
201-500 employees
Develops hypersonic aircraft for high-speed travel
Compensation Overview
$55k - $70kAnnually
Mid
Atlanta, GA, USA
Position requires onsite presence in Atlanta, GA.
- 3+ years of experience in an office administration/support role within a manufacturing setting, preferably in a multi-location or multi-departmental setting
- Excellent organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and other relevant software applications
- Ability to adapt to changing environments and handle multiple tasks simultaneously with a positive attitude
- Experience in managing or participating in a food & beverage program
- A passion for customer service excellence and a proactive approach to problem-solving
- Collaborate and support the Office Manager on daily operations of multiple office locations, ensuring efficiency and productivity
- Serve as the primary point of contact for office-related inquiries and requests, providing timely and professional responses
- Assist with the management and execution of the Food & Beverage program, including restocking drinks and snacks
- Conduct regular visits to satellite office to assess operational efficiency, gather feedback, and implement recommendations and improvements as necessary (50-75% travel required)
- Help maintain office supplies and inventory, ensuring materials are available as needed
- Adhere to health and safety protocols, ensuring a safe and secure working environment
- Provide support to various internal departments as directed by the Office Manager
- Provide support with all event coordination and logistics
- Provide on-site support for satellite offices locations, ensuring that all operations needs are met
- Provide support for remote test site locations as directed by the Office Manager
- Other duties maybe required as needed
Hermeus focuses on developing hypersonic aircraft capable of reaching speeds of Mach 5, which is over twice the speed of the Concorde. This means their aircraft can travel at approximately 3,800 miles per hour, significantly cutting down travel times. The aircraft operates using a hypersonic engine powered by the Pratt & Whitney F100 turbine, which has already undergone successful testing. Hermeus aims to sell these high-speed aircraft to airlines and government agencies interested in fast transportation. What sets Hermeus apart from competitors is its specific focus on hypersonic travel and its recent achievement in engine testing, which demonstrates its progress in this advanced field. The company's goal is to transform high-speed travel and make it a viable option for commercial use.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$210.1M
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
2018
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Hermeus raised $100 million in Series B funding, showing strong investor confidence.
- The U.S. Department of Defense's investment in hypersonic tech could benefit Hermeus.
- Advancements in heat-resistant materials enhance Hermeus' aircraft design and performance.
What critics are saying
- Competition from Boom Supersonic could impact Hermeus' market share.
- Regulatory challenges may delay Hermeus' new hypersonic test facility in Florida.
- Technical failures during testing phases could impact investor confidence.
What makes Hermeus unique
- Hermeus is developing Mach 5 hypersonic aircraft, faster than the Concorde.
- The company successfully tested its hypersonic engine with Pratt & Whitney F100 turbine.
- Hermeus partners with US Air Force and NASA for technology development.
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Benefits
Paid family leave
Employer-paid health care
Stock options
Competitive salary
PTO
Team bonding
Growth & Insights and Company News
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US aerospace firm Hermeus has broken ground on a new facility in Florida for advanced testing on its hypersonic engine and aircraft.
Hermeus intends to develop future aerospace propulsion systems for reusable hypersonic vehicles for the Department of Defense using four Cecil Airport facilities, records show.