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Job Summary: We are seeking a professional to plan and monitor the execution and completion of operational activities related to projects, leading cross-functional teams. Key Highlights: 1. Work for an expanding Agribusiness multinational 2. Lead cross-functional teams on projects 3. Develop detailed technical reports for management If you act like an owner when facing challenges, adapt quickly to new technologies, care about others, and strive to deliver excellent work, we have a special place for you! We are an expanding Agribusiness multinational offering outstanding career opportunities. Your mission will be **to plan and monitor the execution and completion of operational activities related to projects.** Responsibilities: * Break down the project into achievable goals, clearly defining the project scope with stakeholders and monitoring progress toward goal achievement; * Establish deadlines for each project phase in collaboration with involved departments, ensuring timely delivery; * Lead cross-functional teams engaged in projects; * Monitor procurement reports to track Capex (Capital Expenditure) acquisitions; * Issue project contracts in coordination with Legal, Finance, and other departments; * Prepare technical reports for management detailing projects (WBS, Scope, Schedule, RACI Matrix). Requirements: * Bachelor’s degree in Administration, Engineering, or related fields; * Postgraduate degree in Project Management; * Knowledge of Project Methodology (Schedule, WBS, Stakeholder Map); * Advanced Microsoft Office Suite; * SAP system knowledge; * Proven experience in project leadership; * Advanced English proficiency. Benefits: * Medical assistance; * Dental assistance at no cost for the employee and monthly fee for dependents; * Meal card; * Food card; * Group life insurance provided by the company; * Profit-sharing program (PLR) and bonuses; * Commuter allowance or chartered transportation, subject to availability; * Partnership with SESI; * Total Pass; * Development programs.
