ServiceNow
Executive Administrative Assistant
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States · Remote · Full-time · Posted Oct 29, 2026
- Experience
- 7+ years of progressive experience supporting senior executives.
About the job
Provides high-level executive support to the Global Partnerships & Channels Leader, using AI-enabled tools and automation to manage priorities, engagements, operating rhythms, and global logistics.
What you'll do
- Use AI-enabled Executive Assistant tools and automation to improve executive-office workflows, including scheduling, preparation, follow-up, travel, and communications.
- Manage a complex global calendar and coordinate executive engagements, leadership meetings, and stakeholder follow-up.
- Coordinate domestic and international travel and partner with the Chief of Staff and cross-functional teams on executive priorities.
What they ask for
- Demonstrated proficiency and personal hands-on use of AI-enabled Executive Assistant tools in executive administrative workflows, with specific examples of tools and results.
- Experience supporting a fast-paced global executive, managing complex calendars, shifting priorities, and sensitive information with accuracy and discretion.
- Broader proficiency with generative AI, workflow automation, and productivity technologies.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to engage senior executives and external stakeholders.
Nice to have
- Certified Administrative Professional (CAP) or equivalent administrative credential.
- Experience supporting SVP, EVP, or C-suite leaders in a global technology, high-growth, or similarly fast-paced environment.
Tools
AI-enabled Executive Assistant (AI EA) tools and platforms, generative AI, workflow automation
AI focus
Embed specialized AI EA tools, broader AI capabilities, and automation into executive-office workflows to improve productivity, accuracy, follow-through, and executive capacity; validate AI-supported outputs and maintain accountability for final execution.
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