Business Support Specialist (SimPro Scheduling & Purchasing)

This is a remote position.

Business Support Specialist (SimPro Scheduling & Purchasing) Remote | Philippines | Full-Time Php 40,000/month - 60,000/month Australian Business Hours (ACST hours), 5:30am–2:30pm PHT Long-Term Remote Role If you’re a high-performing operations professional who thrives on operational data accuracy, field-service scheduling, and working directly with a scaling South Australian solar leader that values strategic impact over simple task completion — keep reading.

This isn’t a role for a generic virtual assistant waiting for instructions. This is a focused, outcome-driven position where you’ll own SimPro job scheduling, drive purchase order tracking, eliminate stock/component discrepancies, and serve as the operational backbone behind flawless install-day execution.

Why This Is a Dream Job You’ll be working directly with an established, scaling South Australian business (Solar Power Direct) who: Champions Innovation: Operates a future-of-work, global-impact team that prioritizes AI-adaptive operators.

Values Your Growth: Builds deep, in-demand expertise in trades management software (SimPro) and provides access to an assigned Success Manager (CSM) for professional coaching through your first 90 days.

Respects Your Expertise: Integrates you into an established operations and field-service team with clear ownership over scheduling and purchasing rather than a scattered list of generalist admin tasks.

Builds Stability: Operates alongside its in-house installation crew (PMEC Electrical), with a long history of collaborating with Filipino professionals to build long-term team extensions.

You’ll get career transformation, high-level visibility, and genuine ownership of critical operations—without being stuck in a generalist "virtual assistant" rut. What You’ll Be Owning This is a core operational role covering SimPro scheduling accuracy, purchase order creation, and stock data integrity.

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