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APAC Controlling Trainee Program @ Continental

Bangkok, thOnsiteFull-timePosted 59 days ago

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About this role

Kick-start your career with Continental Tires APAC through our Functional Proficiency Program (AFPP)—a structured graduate journey designed to fast-track high-potential talents into future specialists and leaders.

What you’ll experience:

A 12-month structured program with 4 cross-functional rotationsExposure and network opportunity to APAC regional business operationsHands-on learning in Hands-on exposure to product management, pricing strategy, market intelligence & analysisReal business projects with international stakeholdersCoaching and mentorship from experienced leaders

Your learning journey includes:

Product lifecycle management and portfolio positioningPricing strategy, margin management, and market competitivenessUnderstanding customer segments, channels, and tire industry dynamicsApplying data-driven insights to commercial decisionsThe program begins with an on-site regional welcome week at the Tires APAC headquarters, helping you connect with peers, leaders, and mentors from day one.

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Finance, Business Administration, International Management, or related disciplinesRecent graduate or professional with up to 2 years of relevant work experience in finance, controlling, or business operationsDemonstrated ability to work effectively in international and multicultural business environmentsStrong analytical capabilities with sound business acumen; proven commitment to professional excellence and disciplined work practicesExcellent interpersonal and communication skills; demonstrated capacity for rapid skill acquisition and self-directed professional developmentProficiency in English and Thai

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Skills

FinanceEntry LevelAutomotive

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