Petroquímica Braskem está com oportunidade para estagiário

Braskem Petrochemical Company Has Internship Opportunity

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/07/2020 at 17:36

Empresa atuante no setor químico e petroquímico, a Braskem anunciou que está requisitando estagiário para atuar em projetos da empresa assessora: Fernanda Zanichelli Tel. 11 3443 9099 Cel. 11 9609 1885 fernanda@gruparc.com.br

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Braskem, Operating in the Chemical and Petrochemical Sector, Announced That It Is Seeking an Intern to Work on Strategic Projects

Braskem is a Brazilian company that operates in the chemical and petrochemical sector, with 41 industrial units distributed in Brazil, the United States, Germany, and Mexico. It is currently offering an internship position in São Paulo.

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Its production focuses on thermoplastic resins – polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) – as well as basic chemical inputs, such as ethylene, propylene, butadiene, chlorine, caustic soda, and solvents.

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Internship in Mergers and Acquisitions, New Businesses, and Strategic Projects

This is a university internship position in the Mergers & Acquisitions, New Businesses, and Strategic Projects area at Braskem. The area is responsible for implementing the company’s strategic growth agenda, both for organic and inorganic initiatives.

Responsibilities:

Develop economic-financial valuation models;

Prepare executive presentations;

Monitor petrochemical peers;

Gather assumptions from different interface areas and conduct critical evaluations;

Conduct sensitivity analyses and scenarios;

Perform stochastic analyses using Monte Carlo simulations;

Monitor Braskem’s portfolio.

Requirements:

Pursuing a degree in business administration, economics, or engineering;

Knowledge of financial mathematics and corporate finance;

Advanced Excel and PowerPoint;

Advanced English;

Basic Spanish (preferred);

Knowledge of statistics and econometrics (preferred).

Location: São Paulo

Internship Application

For those interested in the position described above, CLICK HERE to be redirected to the application site. Good luck!

Braskem Petrochemical Company Has Internship Opportunity

Braskem, Operating in the Chemical and Petrochemical Sector, Announced That It Is Seeking an Intern to Work on Strategic Projects

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Internship in Mergers and Acquisitions, New Businesses, and Strategic Projects

Internship Application

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Internship in Mergers and Acquisitions, New Businesses, and Strategic Projects

Internship Application

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