Assessor(a) de marketing para assuntos de agricultura – São Paulo/SP

São Paulo
Efetivo (CLT)
Administrador
Comércio Exterior
Engenheiro Agrícola
Engenheiro Agrônomo
Marketing
Relações Internacionais
Tecnólogo em Agroindústria
Tecnólogo em Agronegócio

Duties

The Agricultural Marketing Specialist (entry-level specialist) is responsible for representing the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) in Brazil. The incumbent facilitates linkages between U.S. exporters and host country importers, identifies marketing practices to increase trade opportunities, and resolves market access issues affecting U.S. agricultural products. Develops and maintains broad range of industry and government stakeholder contacts (working-to-mid levels) to gain cooperation on substantive agricultural matters. Analyzes and drafts reports on agricultural commodities, market developments, and market policy. Implements and evaluates various planned projects and activities, including market promotional and trade development programs.

Qualifications

• Mandatory: Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Agricultural Economics, Food and Agricultural Marketing, Agriculture, Agribusiness, or International Trade is required.
• Level IV (Fluent) in reading/writing/speaking in English is required.
• SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook) to create documents and spreadsheets, maintain and update databases, and develop presentations. Use of FAS specialized software for reporting purposes. A valid driving license is required. Must be familiar with agricultural production, global agricultural trade concepts, general marketing strategies, and economic supply/demand concepts. Required to analyze statistical data and maintain data sets for accurate commodity and trade reporting. Drafts detailed, complex reports on markets and trade policy, as needed. Must have excellent time management skills to cope with the diversity of work and deadlines. Ability to work effectively with government, public, and private individuals to obtain information and resolve trade issues.