Braskem Projects Seek Engineering Or Management Professionals For Job Openings In SP

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Published on 04/06/2020 at 12:08

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Braskem Petrochemical Has Job Opportunities in Planning, Financial Analysis, and Supply Areas

Job opportunities are on the horizon! Braskem petrochemical has job openings in São Paulo. These opportunities are for professionals in engineering or business administration to work in the planning, financial analysis, and supply sectors.

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With Brazilian origins, Braskem operates in the chemical and petrochemical sector, with 41 industrial units distributed across Brazil, the United States, Germany, and Mexico. Check out the job openings offered by the Petrochemical company below.

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Planning and Financial Analysis Analyst – SP

Graduation in Engineering or Business Administration. Postgraduate degree is a differential; Experience in Finance and advanced knowledge of Accounting (accounting knowledge, balance sheet, and cash flow); Strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint and desirable experience with SAP; Interpersonal skills, ease of communication, dynamism, and flexibility to engage and work with various areas to align schedules and lead discussions about the Budget; Language: Advanced English.

Responsibilities:

Prepare and control the Planning Cycle (Budget) schedule;
Dialogues and alignment of dates with various areas of Braskem that participate in the Budget;
Generate reports in SAP;
Analyze variations in accounts that impact cash flow, ensuring the integrity and accuracy of results reported monthly;
Preparation of the cash bridge with analysis and qualification of reported values;
Support internal projects related to Cash Flow.

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Supply Analyst – SP

Academic background in Engineering, Administration, or related fields; Fluent English; Spanish would be a differential; Knowledge in SAP.

Responsibilities:

Will be responsible for a large part of the IT contract portfolio, managing their portfolio and seeking results through negotiations and strategic planning with suppliers.
Ensure controls in hiring processes and full adherence to internal procedures and company compliance policies, acting as a multiplier of formal procedures in the process and the Procurement Policy;
Together with the Category Manager, develop action plans to seek synergies and opportunities for process improvements.
Monitor and manage the performance and operational KPIs under their responsibility

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Braskem Projects Seek Engineering Or Management Professionals For Job Openings In SP

Braskem Petrochemical Has Job Opportunities in Planning, Financial Analysis, and Supply Areas

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Planning and Financial Analysis Analyst – SP

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Braskem Projects Seek Engineering Or Management Professionals For Job Openings In SP

Braskem Petrochemical Has Job Opportunities in Planning, Financial Analysis, and Supply Areas

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