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S.F. Holding · 广东省/广州市

营运质量专员

广东省/广州市

Listed on S.F. Holding’s official careers site. Posted July 4, 2025. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

职责

Job Description Undergo the 1-year Graduate Trainee Program, you will get the opportunity to go through both frontline operations and functional streams with vital exposure to our core business areas. Functional streams Business Stream Marketing and Sales, Industry Development, Operations, Distribution Logistic What we commit to you Precious exposure to cross-functions in logistics & supply chain industry; Valuable insights and connections gained from participating new projects with different functional departments; Comprehensive managerial leadership development for personal and career development; Periodical job rotation across core functional departments, with exposure to

Mainland China, e.g. e-commerce and project management department Tailor-made training and workshops in grooming project management, business development and leadership skills; Professional coaching and sharing provided by experienced departmental mentors and management; Fast track to professional middle management.

任职要求

Who we are seeking for Recent University graduates from Supply Chain Management / Logistics and Business Management or related disciplines with less than 1 year work experience; Strong learning agility and sense of responsibility and commitment; Excellent communication and analytical skills; Critical & analytical thinking; problem-solving skills & strong execution ability; High proficiency of verbal & written English and Chinese (Putonghua and Cantonese); Team spirit and able to support both external and internal parties; Fresh Graduates with full working rights for Hong Kong are welcome.

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