French Multinational TOTAL Hires Professionals for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on This Day 02

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Published on 02/12/2020 at 11:35

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The Job Openings of the Multinational Total for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo Are for the Areas of Finance, Commerce, and Economics

Total, the French multinational oil and energy company, has job opportunities available. The company is considered the 45th largest company in the world, with thousands of employees in dozens of countries. Currently, the company has job openings in the areas of finance, commerce, and economics. The job openings are in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.

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About Total:

Total S.A. is a corporate group in the oil and energy sector, headquartered in La Défense, Paris, France. The company operates in over 130 countries, employing 100,000 people. The financial activities of Total S.A. represent the largest capitalization on the Paris Stock Exchange and, by its revenue, it is the largest company in the eurozone. Total S.A. is the sixth largest private oil and natural gas exploration company in the world.

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Pricing Specialist

Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Statistics, Administration, or related fields;
Knowledge of tax legislation, market analysis with retail experience;
Experience in the Pricing area, preferably in Retail and Fuels;
Experience in market analysis focused on Retail (data analysis, numbers, information);
Advanced Financial Mathematics.

Internal Sales Representative

Bachelor’s degree or completion of a technical course in administration or related fields;
Knowledge of computers, market experience of at least 6 months;
Financial knowledge (Ability with HP calculator is a plus);
Experience with targets, negotiation, and prospecting.

Coordinator of Non-Operated Assets

Graduation in a Technical area, Economics, Law, or Business & Administration;
Solid experience in JV and Unitization;
Fluency in Portuguese and English is mandatory. Fluency in French is a plus;
Very high reliability;
Flexibility and total dedication to work are essential;
Proactive, very dynamic;
Active team player.

Technical Consultant

Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Mining/ Maintenance/ Mechanical/ Chemical Engineering;
Technical knowledge in mine maintenance or related areas;
Intermediate/advanced English;
A minimum of 2 years of maintenance/operation experience in mining companies and yellow machinery, experience in selling maintenance products for the mining sector, industrial lubricants;
A minimum of 3 years of experience in the technical commercial area.

Job Openings for Total: To apply for job openings in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo in the areas of finance, commerce, and economics, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

French Multinational TOTAL Hires Professionals for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on This Day 02

The Job Openings of the Multinational Total for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo Are for the Areas of Finance, Commerce, and Economics

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See the Details of the Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo!

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