IT Department Administrator

External Overview:

FMC Corporation is a leading specialty company focused on agricultural technologies. FMC provides innovative and cost-effective solutions to enhance crop yield and quality by controlling a broad spectrum of insects, weeds and disease, as well as in non-agricultural markets for pest control.

 

FMC is a globally diverse organization that offers its employees exciting opportunities to work on challenging projects that are important to the achievement of our strategic objectives. Your education and professional experience are valued and put to use from day one. Your success at completing key initiatives can result in a varied, progressive and fulfilling career with FMC.

 

With a corporate culture of innovation, integrity, responsibility and customer intimacy, we foster “The Right Chemistry” in everything we do. We are looking for people to join us in creating, developing, and improving our products, our processes, and our markets.  If you are ready to make a difference every day, FMC is ready to talk to you.

 

Business/Function Overview:

This is an exciting opportunity to join FMC as the Corporate IT Department Administrator reporting directly to the Vice President/Chief Information Officer. This position is highly visible and communicates with Executives and their stakeholders both internally and externally. This role is technology driven and the successful candidate must be comfortable using ERP systems and Microsoft Programs such as Teams, PowerPoint, Excel, Word and SharePoint. In addition, the candidate must have the ability to quickly learn internal technology platforms to support the leaders in their work.  

 

Responsibilities:

The successful candidate will perform a full range of complex administrative and general office duties:

• Develop, review, edit and draft presentations and documentation in collaboration with the CIO and Leadership team; independently research and analyze associated issues and/or compile materials needed for presentation and/or decision-making purposes; composing correspondence as necessary.