**Business Coordination Analyst**
Have you just graduated? Are you about to graduate?
Join the Tenaris **Global Trainee Program** aimed to provide new junior employees with the opportunity to acquire knowledge, methodologies, tools and managerial techniques that will allow you to build your professional future.
Here the main pillars of the program:
- Insertion through an apprenticeship contract (Full time)
- Rotation into 2 different departments (2 different experiences, Learning from different leaders)
- Focus on Training (Technical and Managerial Training, Classroom and Online Delivery, 1 month International experience )
- Industrial Exposure (Mill Immersion, Project Experience)
- Periodic Evaluations & Frequent Follow Up (Bi-annual performance and potential appraisals, Individual Development Plans based on areas of improvement & strengths)
- Location: Dalmine ( BG)
The first assignment will be in the **Business Coordination Department** of a Global Business Unit.
**Main Responsibilities**
The resource, under the supervision of an experienced leader, will be responsible for:
- Leading the offer engineering, launching several processes such as delivery allocation, product and logistics costs, technical product analysis, contractual terms and conditions, tax implications, HSE related issues and credit queries to several Tenaris departments.
- Analyzing the info received and preparing under close supervision the business proposal to be presented for management approval and final quotation to be presented to the customer.
- Offering and Order Acceptance processes, and proper registration in TS transactional systems (Dynamics, SAP, etc).
**Requirements**:
- Bachelor/Master's degree in Management Engineering, Economics or Business Administration
- Fluent English (both written and spoken)
- Use of the main Windows Software (Excel, Power Point, Outlook)
- Professional experience not exceeding two years
- Passion for the Oil&Gas business, curiosity, analytical skills, flexibility and willingness to work in a multicultural environment