Braskem, 6th Largest Petrochemical Company in the World, Opens New Job Vacancies in Various Locations in Brazil

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 06/12/2023 at 19:51

Updated on 06/12/2023 at 20:01

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The Petrochemical Company Braskem Is Selecting Candidates from All Over Brazil for New Job and Internship Openings.

Braskem is a global company with units in Brazil, the USA, Germany, and Mexico. It stands out as a leader in the Americas in the production of thermoplastic resins (PE, PP, PVC) and is the 6th largest petrochemical company in the world. Furthermore, Braskem is the only integrated first and second generation thermoplastic resin petrochemical in Brazil. Have you thought about working for this company? Today could be your lucky day, after all, Braskem has job openings and internships available to be filled as early as December!

Braskem Is Looking for New Professionals to Fill the Following Internship Positions:

Global Process Technology Internship — Process Development

Location: Triunfo — RS

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Discover One of the Many Job Openings Offered by the Petrochemical Company:

Sr. Analyst Capital Projects M&A

Location: São Paulo — SP

This professional will support the development of Strategic Projects and M&A at Braskem, playing a crucial role in preparing the economic and financial evaluation of various projects to inform strategic decisions.

With global operations, their role is essential in assessing the business model and profitability in various locations, with the goal of maximizing value for the company.

Main responsibilities include developing valuation models for strategic projects, leading the collection and analysis of information.

Additionally, preparing sensitivity and scenario analyses, supporting the structuring of the business model, preparing executive presentations for governance forums, supporting the risk assessment process, and monitoring the growth project portfolio.

Necessary requirements include:

Academic background in Economics, Business Administration, Engineering, Accounting, or related fields;
Experience in corporate finance, M&A, or new business areas;
Knowledge in preparing financial feasibility studies, modeling and quantitative analyses, analytical and communication skills.
Commitment, proactivity, curiosity, challenge orientation, and motivation to work in a dynamic and collaborative environment;
Fluent English;
Advanced proficiency in the Office Suite, especially in Excel and PowerPoint.

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Braskem, 6th Largest Petrochemical Company in the World, Opens New Job Vacancies in Various Locations in Brazil

The Petrochemical Company Braskem Is Selecting Candidates from All Over Brazil for New Job and Internship Openings.

Braskem Is Looking for New Professionals to Fill the Following Internship Positions:

Discover One of the Many Job Openings Offered by the Petrochemical Company:

See the Journey of the Giant Petrochemical Company

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Braskem, 6th Largest Petrochemical Company in the World, Opens New Job Vacancies in Various Locations in Brazil

The Petrochemical Company Braskem Is Selecting Candidates from All Over Brazil for New Job and Internship Openings.

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See the Journey of the Giant Petrochemical Company

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