A Petroquímica Braskem abre vagas de emprego para as áreas de TI, suprimentos e fiscal para diversas regiões do país

Braskem Petrochemical Opens Job Openings in IT, Supply Chain, and Tax Areas for Various Regions of the Country

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Published on 21/02/2020 at 09:49

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Many Job Vacancies Announced by the Petrochemical Braskem for Professionals in São Paulo, Bahia, and More

The petrochemical company Braskem opens job vacancies for various regions for professionals in IT, procurement, and tax areas. The opportunities are for those with higher education. The company is Brazilian, operating in the chemical and petrochemical sector, with industries distributed in Brazil, Germany, Mexico, and the United States. Check out the job openings offered below.

Budget Analyst – IT – São Paulo

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Higher education in Administration, Economics, Engineering, or related fields; Intermediate English (minimum); SAP knowledge (Desirable); Analytical Profile; Good interface; Advanced Excel; Knowledge of financial mathematics and project financial evaluation.

Junior Procurement Analyst – Triunfo

Academic background in administration or production engineering; Knowledge of SAP; Advanced knowledge of the Office 365 suite;

Some of the activities related to the position: Monitor MRO inventory management processes, Purchasing, and Warehousing aiming at optimization regarding productivity, cost reduction, and quality improvement. Support in identifying, mapping, modeling, and managing processes in the areas. Update reports and KPIs for the area.

Mid-Level SAP-FI/CO Analyst – São Paulo

Experience with SAP solution (Configuration), working in the FI / CO modules: Advanced level; Experience in SAP Modules: AA, CT, FI-AP, FI-AR, FSCM/CFM, CFM-LP, Collection, CO, CO-PC, CO-PA); Desired Experience: knowledge of Concur; Experience in tax solutions for assessment and generation of obligations; Knowledge of People Development solutions (Succession, PLR, Individual Development Plan, etc); Knowledge in using the Solution Manager; Knowledge in Identity Management and SAP Access Role solutions; Expertise in OSS-SAP update processes and researching and implementing SAP Notes; Desirable to be able to identify systemic deviation situations using the Debug tool in ABAP; English: Advanced or fluent required; Spanish: Desirable.

Mid-Level Tax Analyst – Salvador, Bahia

Academic background in accounting or related fields; Have knowledge of indirect tax legislation; Be able to plan, develop, and implement solutions and projects; Knowledge of SAP; Advanced Excel, advanced PowerPoint; Be flexible and adaptable; Have interpersonal relationships and a service-oriented spirit; Have initiative, creativity, and determination; Have a constructive and positive spirit; Have maturity and confidence; Be organized, dynamic, and focused on proposed activities; Seek constant updates in the field; VBA or Office 365 will be a differential.

To apply, just click on the link present in each job posted. Good luck!

Braskem Petrochemical Opens Job Openings in IT, Supply Chain, and Tax Areas for Various Regions of the Country

Many Job Vacancies Announced by the Petrochemical Braskem for Professionals in São Paulo, Bahia, and More

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