Full-Time

Assistant Administrative 3

Entergy

Entergy

Electricity generation, transmission, and distribution provider

No salary listed

Beaumont, TX, USA

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Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (2)
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Requirements
  • Typically requires vocational training, apprenticeships or the equivalent experience in related field (not typically required to have a four-year degree).
  • Asst-Admin III:4-6 years
Responsibilities
  • Provide secretarial and administrative support to Staff and Managers.
  • Manage calendar, schedule events, travel arrangements, departmental meetings, and arrange conference calls.
  • Manage correspondence and routine documents and presentations given minimal direction. Prepare documents, spreadsheets, presentations, interoffice correspondence and copies.
  • Manage administrative affairs of the department including invoice processing, supply equipment procurement, training records, etc.
  • Handle multiple assignments, work within deadlines, and maintain confidentiality of departmental issues.
  • Be proactive in forwarding work issues to the appropriate managers/supervisors.
  • Process expense reports and input employees worked hours into the system.
  • Coordinate with executive and senior administrative staff to handle requests and queries from supervisors and/or managers.
  • Various additional duties or assignments requested by senior management.

Entergy is an integrated energy company that produces and distributes electricity to about 3 million utility customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. It operates a mix of power plants using natural gas, nuclear, coal, and oil, handling generation, transmission, and local distribution to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. It also offers customer tools like the Bill Toolkit to help manage energy use and costs, especially during peak summer demand. Its focus is on reliability and infrastructure efficiency, with rates regulated by state and federal authorities to serve customers reliably and manage costs.

Company Size

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Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New Orleans, Louisiana

Founded

1913

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What believers are saying

  • Fair Share Plus delivers $5 billion in savings for 2.3 million ratepayers over 20 years.
  • Meta agreement creates $2 billion in fair-share value with $140 million efficiency commitment.
  • Capital plan surged to $67 billion driven by 85% backlog increase in data center deals.

What critics are saying

  • Iberville Parish moratorium blocks $297M Cypress Harvest Solar farm, threatening 2,500MW solar goal.
  • Arkansas PSC rejected SEPO solar tariff, halting low-rate solar expansion for non-tax entities.
  • Google data center contract faces litigation, risking revenue certainty from $4B West Memphis deal.

What makes Entergy unique

  • Fair Share Plus shifts all data center infrastructure costs to hyperscale customers.
  • Unique access to the largest US CO2 pipeline network enables carbon capture storage.
  • Nearly one-third of MISO fast-track gas capacity additions serve Entergy data centers.

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