
Executive Assistant to the Founder/CEO // Unosecur GmbH
Unosecur- Email & Communication Management: Act as the first point of contact for the CEO’s inbox; drafting responses, filtering priorities, and ensuring timely follow-ups with investors and partners.
- Complex Calendar & Travel: Own the CEO's schedule, prioritizing high-impact meetings and coordinating complex domestic and international travel logistics.
- Meeting Coordination & Shadowing: Attend high-stakes meetings alongside the CEO to capture action items and ensure absolute follow-through across all departments.
- Strategic Research: Conduct deep-dive research into potential partners, market trends, and industry opportunities to prepare the CEO for key engagements.
- DACH Region Outreach: Lead professional communications for the German market, utilizing native-level German to build relationships and support local initiatives.
- Document Preparation: Draft and refine materials for board meetings, investor pitches, and internal presentations, ensuring flawless professional quality.
- Cross-Functional Execution: Jump into operational or commercial tasks as needed, acting as a "thought extension" of the founder to improve internal reporting and workflows.
- Discretion: High level of integrity and confidentiality when handling sensitive investor and company information.
- Experience: 2–3 years in a high-growth startup.
- Language: Native or professional fluency in German is required. You must be comfortable handling business-critical communications in both English and German.
- Organization Mastery: Exceptional attention to detail and the ability to manage a high volume of tasks without losing focus.
- Startup Mindset: A hunger to make things happen and have a true impact. An understanding of the fast-paced nature of early-stage startups and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
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