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企業概要 シーカは、建築分野や自動車産業における接着、シーリング、制振、補強、保護のための革新的なシステムや製品の開発・生産で世界をリードする特殊化学品会社として、世界的に認知されています。世界101カ国に子会社を持ち、300以上の工場を持つシーカは、全世界で33,000人以上の従業員を擁し、2022年度の売上高は105億スイスフランでした。日本では、シーカは長い歴史を持ち、1200人以上の専門家からなる献身的なチームを擁しています。 求人内容 Job Purpose 1. Management one or more Categories (certain groupings of Direct and/or Indirect spend items) within a country 2. Development Category strategies and commercial tactics for assigned category 3. Management of suppliers
About the Role: Grade Level (for internal use): 11 Rating Analyst/Senior Analyst, Ratings Analytical (Tokyo) This role: You will act in an analytical role providing analysis and research in the Structured Finance team in Tokyo Japan.
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