BRF Announces Job Opening for International Accounting Specialist! Opportunity for Professionals with a Higher Education Degree

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Published on 13/02/2025 at 18:30

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BRF Opens Job Vacancy for International Accounting Specialist in São Paulo. Apply Now!

BRF, one of the largest food companies in the world, has a new job vacancy open for an international accounting specialist.

The opportunity is for 100% in-person work at the company’s unit located on Avenida Nações Unidas in São Paulo, seeking highly qualified professionals to join its team.

Job Vacancy at BRF for International Accounting Specialist

If you want to grow professionally in a global and innovative company, this could be the ideal opportunity. BRF is a reference in the food sector and is committed to quality, safety, and sustainable development.

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Job Responsibilities

The international accounting specialist will have a strategic role within the company, contributing to essential financial processes. The main activities include:

Analysis of complex accounting transactions;

Accounting diagnosis in acquisition and sale projects;

Coordination of accounting integration in mergers and acquisitions;

Review and dissemination of accounting policies within the group;

Preparation of information for consolidated financial disclosures;

Support for internal and external audits;

Technical training for internal teams;

Ensuring compliance with accounting and regulatory standards, including ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance).

Job Requirements

To apply for the position of specialist in international accounting at BRF, it is necessary to meet the following requirements:

Academic Background: Bachelor’s degree in accounting;

Differential: Postgraduate or specialization in the area;

Experience: Desired experience in Big Four and in-depth knowledge of IFRS, SOX, internal controls, and corporate accounting;

Technical Skills: Intermediate/advanced Office Suite;

Language: Advanced or fluent English (will be assessed during the selection process);

Availability: 100% in-person work in São Paulo, with occasional business travel.

Why Work at BRF?

With nearly 100 years of history, BRF brings globally recognized brands to the tables of millions of people.

The company continuously invests in improving its processes while maintaining a high standard of quality and food safety.

Additionally, BRF has received national and international awards and recognitions for its commitment to excellence and innovation in the sector.

If you have the ideal profile for this opportunity and want to be part of a consolidated and innovative company, visit BRF’s official website and apply for the international accounting specialist position.

Don’t miss this chance to take a new step in your career!

For more information and applications, visit: Apply Here

BRF Announces Job Opening for International Accounting Specialist! Opportunity for Professionals with a Higher Education Degree

BRF Opens Job Vacancy for International Accounting Specialist in São Paulo. Apply Now!

Job Vacancy at BRF for International Accounting Specialist

Job Responsibilities

Job Requirements

Why Work at BRF?

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