The phrase "administrative position at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a job or role that involves administrative responsibilities within a specific organization or company.
Example: "She has accepted an administrative position at a leading tech firm."
Alternatives: "administrative role in" or "admin job with".
Since January, Mr. Warner been working in an entry-level administrative position at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
High School and a national-championship-winning lacrosse player at Adelphi, juggles his coaching duties with an administrative position at the college.
After about six weeks of interviews for an entry-level administrative position at a talent agency, he was finally offered the job in mid-December.
Subsequently, he returned to Israel and held an administrative position at the Israel Institute of Technology (Technion) and founded the Israel Association of Social Scientists.
After a very lengthy and detailed set of interviews I was offered an administrative position at a local global learning and development provider with a prestigious international client base.
She receives $792 in benefits every two weeks, a little less than half of what she earned in an administrative position at the nursing home that laid her off last year.
She took time out to get a master's degree in business administration at North Carolina Central University, but worked in various administrative positions at St . Augustines for three decades, retiring in 1988.
Most of the layoffs would be of people who hold administrative positions at City Hall.
Mr. Canto has spent the past six years working in administrative positions at Y.M.C.A. branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Jo Ann Plante held administrative positions at Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Citizens Bank before coming down with lupus in 2011.
Between 1979 and 2004, he held administrative positions at the Ministry of Education and taught economics at state-run universities.
