Executive -Trading

Only Singapore nationals are eligible to apply for this position.

Job Role: He or she will be the link between chemical manufacturers i.e. suppliers, and Customers i.e. end users. They would be responsible for supporting the trading desk in buying & selling, the chemical products while making sure or monitoring the supply chain and customer service for OTIF.

Trading Support & Execution:

Execute purchase and sales orders for chemical products, including Commodity and, specialty chemicals for the personal care and home care industry ( Oleochemicals / personal care ingredient and surfactants) Logistics & Operations:

Coordinate the shipment of products with the operations team. Market Analysis & Research:

Monitor daily market movements, spot and forecast of Raw material prices, and supply-demand imbalances to provide actionable insights to the customers and the team. Read all reports and stay on top. Client & Supplier Management:

Maintain relationships with existing customers and suppliers, while actively prospecting for new business opportunities. Document Control:

Issue contract sheets PO and SO ( purchase and sales orders), verify shipping documents, and ensure compliance with trade regulations with the operations team. System Maintenance & Reporting:

Record transaction data in systems like SAP. Risk Management:

Monitor duties and tariffs and help mitigate risks associated with price volatility and govt duties. Also credit terms with customers to be monitored. Qualifications and Requirements: Education:

A Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Experience: 4 - 6

years of experience in corporate sales, procurement, within the chemical trading industry, for personal care home care / Oleochemicals. Technical Skills:

Proficiency in MS Excel (specifically data modeling and VBA) and experience with CRM or ERP software (like SAP) / Powerpoint etc. Soft Skills:

Strong negotiation skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to work under pressure. Languages:

Proficiency in English is standard, with additional languages (like Chinese for regional trade) often viewed as a plus.