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Administrative Group Assistant (Boston Remote)

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About the Company 

The mining industry has steadily become worse at finding new ore deposits, requiring >10X more capital to make discoveries compared to 30 years ago. The easy-to-find, near-surface deposits have largely been found, and the industry has chronically under-invested in new exploration technology, relying on the manual techniques of yesteryear – even as demand accelerates for copper, lithium, and other metals to build electric vehicles, renewable energy, and data centers.

KoBold builds AI models for mineral exploration and deploys those models—alongside our novel sensors—to guide decisions on KoBold-owned-and-operated exploration programs. In the six years since founding, KoBold has become by far both the largest independent mineral exploration company and the largest exploration technology developer. Our data scientists and software engineers, who come from leading technology companies, jointly lead exploration programs with our renowned exploration geologists.

KoBold has proven its first discovery with materially less capital than the industry average and found one of the best copper deposits ever discovered: the copper is far more concentrated than the global average of copper mines, and this asset alone is expected to generate meaningful revenue for decades. KoBold has a portfolio of more than 60 other projects, each of which has the potential for another high-quality discovery.

KoBold is privately held; investors include institutional asset managers T. Rowe Price and Canada Pension Plan Investments; technology venture capitalists Andreessen Horowitz, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, BOND Capital, and Standard Investments; and natural resources companies Equinor, BHP, and Mitsubishi.

About the Role 

KoBold Metals is seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Administrative Group Assistant to support our managers and leadership team. This is an excellent role for someone who loves keeping things organized, thrives in a remote environment, and takes pride in removing friction for others so they can focus on their most important work.

You will support day-to-day operations, coordinate logistics, and occasionally assist with in-person tasks for our President in the Brookline, MA area — so living nearby is a plus. We’re looking for someone who is resourceful, eager to pitch in wherever needed, and sees no task as too small or unimportant.

This role is ideal for a self-starter who enjoys working independently, takes initiative to anticipate needs, and has the drive to make systems run more smoothly.

Responsibilities

  • Take administrative and operational tasks off managers’ plates so they can focus on their core priorities.
  • Coordinate scheduling for team meetings, offsites, and cross-functional working sessions.
  • Handle expense reporting if requested

In-Person Assistance (Brookline, MA)

  • Occasionally support the President with in-person tasks, errands, or document handling.
  • Act as a reliable point of contact for time-sensitive requests that require a local presence.

Meeting Preparation & Follow-Up

  • Prepare agendas, gather materials, and ensure meetings are set up for success.
  • Take and distribute notes when needed, track follow-ups, and help keep projects moving forward.

Communication & Coordination

  • Be a central hub of information flow — triaging requests, routing updates, and ensuring the right people stay informed.
  • Communicate clearly and quickly in our Slack-first environment.

Special Projects

  • Take ownership of ad-hoc projects — big and small — with a solutions-oriented mindset.
  • Continuously look for ways to streamline processes and improve team efficiency.

Requirements

  • 3+ years of administrative, group assistant, or operational support experience in a fast-moving environment.
  • Excellent organizational skills with a knack for handling multiple priorities.
  • Comfort with real-time communication tools (Slack preferred) and ability to pick up new systems quickly.
  • Proven ability to work independently, anticipate needs, and take initiative.
  • Professionalism, discretion, and reliability — someone others trust to get things done right.
  • Willingness to become a notary within 3 months of starting (or already certified).
  • Ability to occasionally assist with in-person tasks near Brookline, MA.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Reliability: You love making sure nothing slips through the cracks.
  • Flexibility: You’re comfortable jumping between tasks and adjusting priorities quickly.
  • Resourcefulness: You figure out how to solve problems, not just spot them.
  • Team Spirit: You see yourself as a partner to managers and colleagues, ready to support wherever needed.
  • Composure: You stay calm, positive, and professional — even when things are moving fast.

KoBold Metals is an equal opportunity workplace and an affirmative action employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity for people of any race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, or veteran status.

This position is full-time, non-exempt.

The US hourly pay range for this position is $40 - $45. 

Location: Remote, based in Boston.

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