METRO Sourcing International Limited
About the Role METRO Sourcing International Limited is seeking a dynamic Senior Export Supervisor to lead and execute critical export operations within our international trading environment. As the Strategic Buying Organization of METRO, a leading international food wholesaler serving over 15 million customers across 30+ countries, we require an experienced professional to oversee complex export documentation, Letter of Credit processes, and international trade compliance. This pivotal role combines operational excellence with strategic oversight, requiring someone who can navigate the intricacies of international trade while driving continuous improvement in our export workflows. You will serve as a key liaison between internal teams and external stakeholders, ensuring seamless execution of export activities that support our global supply chain operations. Key Responsibilities Export Operations Management: Oversee daily export operations ensuring all export documentation and Letter of Credit (L/C) processes are completed accurately, timely, and in full compliance with international trade and banking requirements Documentation & Compliance: Prepare, review, and handle comprehensive export documents and L/C presentations, maintaining strict adherence to trade regulations and documentation standards Insurance Coordination: Liaise with insurance providers to establish and manage export credit insurance arrangements for customers, mitigating trade risks effectively Stakeholder Management: Provide operational support and expert advice to business partners including customers, vendors, logistics service providers, and regulatory authorities on international import and export trade matters Cross-functional Collaboration: Coordinate closely with Finance, Purchasing, and Logistics teams to ensure smooth export execution and resolve any operational challenges Foreign Exchange Support: Assist with FX-related tasks and execution activities following Finance Department instructions and established protocols Process Optimization: Continuously identify opportunities to improve export workflows, enhance controls, and increase operational efficiency through innovative solutions Team Leadership: Provide daily guidance and operational support to junior team members while assisting Management in achieving departmental targets and KPIs Trade Compliance: Ensure all export activities comply with relevant international trade regulations, customs requirements, and company policies Customer Service: Deliver exceptional service to internal and external customers, resolving complex trade-related inquiries and issues promptly Requirements Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in International Business, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Finance, or related disciplines Minimum 8-10 years of proven experience in buying office, trading, or international import & export operations, with preference for European markets experience Technical Knowledge Solid practical knowledge of international import & export trade practices, including ICC UCP for L/C handling and Incoterms® 2020 Comprehensive understanding of export documentation requirements, logistics coordination, and customs clearance procedures Experience with HS tariff classification, import duties, TradeLink systems, VAT processes, and trade insurance Basic understanding of foreign exchange (FX) processes and financial instruments Proficiency in MS Office suite and comfort with digital tools and AI applications Skills & Competencies Exceptional analytical and problem-solving abilities with keen attention to detail Strong leadership experience with proven ability to drive change and process improvements High-level interpersonal and communication skills for effective stakeholder management Commercial awareness with ability to understand business implications of operational decisions Self-motivated professional capable of working independently while maintaining close cooperation with internal teams Adaptable, service-oriented, and proactive approach to challenging situations Detail-oriented and responsible mindset with commitment to operational excellence Proficient in spoken and written English and Chinese Benefits Work-Life Balance: 5-day work week with 18 days annual leave Compensation: 13th month salary and performance-based bonus structure Flexible Work Environment: Modern flexi office space with flexible working hours and work-from-home options Professional Development: Comprehensive training sponsorship for personal and professional development Career Growth: Clear career advancement opportunities within our diverse and inclusive work environment Training Programs: Access to professional training programs to enhance skills and expertise Join METRO Sourcing International Limited and become part of a global organization that values sustainability, innovation, and professional excellence. As part of the METRO family, you'll contribute to serving millions of customers worldwide while advancing your career in international trade and logistics.
New Zealand Government
About the Role Join the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) as a Refugee and Protection Officer (RPO) in a challenging and rewarding permanent full-time position based in Auckland CBD. This exciting opportunity offers the chance to join a fun, supportive, and high-performing team within the Refugee Status Unit (RSU), where you'll make meaningful decisions that directly impact people's lives while upholding New Zealand's international humanitarian obligations. As a Refugee and Protection Officer, you will be making critical decisions on refugee and protection status in accordance with New Zealand and international law. This role involves conducting comprehensive interviews with claimants, performing detailed investigations, analyzing complex information from multiple sources, and writing high-quality, legally sound decisions that can fundamentally change lives. The RSU plays a vital role in upholding New Zealand's obligations under international human rights instruments and is part of the Refugee Migrant Services Branch of Immigration New Zealand, which manages the Government's commitments to asylum seekers, quota refugees, and recent migrants. Key Responsibilities Conduct thorough and sensitive interviews with asylum seekers and protection claimants from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds Perform comprehensive research and analysis of country-of-origin information, legal precedents, and relevant case law Investigate and verify claims through detailed examination of evidence and documentation Write clear, well-reasoned, and legally compliant decisions on refugee and protection status determinations Utilize research, analysis, writing, and communication skills to make fair and balanced determinations Collaborate effectively with interpreters, legal representatives, and other stakeholders in the refugee determination process Maintain accurate case files and documentation in accordance with legal and administrative requirements Participate in ongoing professional development and training to stay current with evolving legal frameworks Handle sensitive and potentially traumatic information with appropriate care and confidentiality Meet strict deadlines while maintaining high standards of decision-making quality Requirements Legal Knowledge: Familiarity with the Refugee Convention, Convention Against Torture, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Legislative Understanding: Comprehensive understanding of the Immigration Act 2009 and other relevant international human rights instruments Case Law Expertise: Knowledge of New Zealand refugee case law, particularly decisions from the Immigration and Protection Tribunal Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication abilities, with particular strength in legal writing Education: Tertiary qualification in a relevant field (such as law, international relations, human rights, or social sciences) or equivalent knowledge and experience in refugee status determination Security Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain a national security clearance as required Citizenship: New Zealand citizenship or Permanent Resident Visa status required Personal Qualities: Agility, flexibility, strong organizational skills, cultural competence, and ability to work effectively under pressure Decision-Making: Demonstrated ability to apply legal principles in making objective, well-reasoned decisions Interpersonal Skills: Capability to interact sensitively and professionally with people from diverse backgrounds and potentially traumatic circumstances About MBIE MBIE's mission is to create a resilient and high-performing economy that delivers real and ongoing quality of life for all New Zealanders. We achieve this by working collaboratively to create an environment that supports businesses to be more productive and internationally competitive, enables all New Zealanders to participate in the economy through improved job opportunities, and works to ensure quality housing is more affordable. Our work is guided by our core values: Mahi Tahi - Better Together Maia - Bold and brave Pae Kahurangi - Build our Future Pono Me Te Tika - Own It MBIE recognizes the partnership founded under Te Tiriti o Waitangi between Māori and the Crown and is committed to giving effect to Te Tiriti through enduring, meaningful, and effective partnerships with iwi, Māori, and other Māori groups and organizations. What We Offer Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package Extensive training and professional development opportunities Supportive team environment with experienced mentors Meaningful work that makes a real difference in people's lives Opportunity to contribute to New Zealand's humanitarian obligations Career advancement opportunities within a large government organization Work-life balance in a professional government setting This role offers the unique opportunity to combine legal expertise with humanitarian values while serving New Zealand's commitment to international protection
Australian Federal Police (AFP)
About the Role Join the Australian Federal Police (AFP) as a Superintendent and take on a leadership role that makes a significant impact on Australia's law enforcement landscape. The AFP's mission is to provide dynamic and effective law enforcement to the people of Australia, focusing on the prevention and detection of crimes against the Commonwealth, its laws and integrity, while delivering community police services to the Australian Capital Territory. As an AFP Superintendent, you will perform critical leadership roles as a key influencer within the organization. This executive-level position requires demonstrated tactical, operational and strategic leadership skills, with the innate ability to contribute to and influence the AFP's strategic direction while initiating, driving and managing organizational change. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Management Lead and manage people, outcomes and performance across designated AFP business areas Build organizational capability in alignment with corporate and enterprise objectives and strategies Drive strategic priorities and manage organizational change initiatives Contribute to whole-of-AFP priorities with an enterprise-first mindset Represent your business area at various committees, forums and stakeholder meetings Operational Excellence Oversee specialized investigations including organized crime, counter terrorism, child exploitation, criminal asset confiscation, and intelligence operations Lead and manage major incidents and events involving partner agencies using command and control methodologies Utilize Incident Command and Control System (ICCS) protocols effectively Manage joint taskforces and coordinate complex multi-agency operations Ensure compliance with relevant laws, legislation and operational procedures People Leadership & Development Create cooperative and collaborative team environments that foster excellence and innovation Build and encourage capabilities within your business area while setting clear expectations for ethical and professional conduct Mentor and guide team members, supporting their development and career growth Establish a culture based on acceptance, respect, diversity and inclusion Hold team members accountable for behaviors, actions and decisions consistent with AFP values Stakeholder Management & Partnerships Build strong and diverse internal and external relationships across law enforcement and government agencies Maintain collaborative partnerships with state, territory, Commonwealth and international law enforcement bodies Provide insightful, persuasive and trusted advice to senior stakeholders Work closely with partner agencies including state police forces and government departments Manage complex stakeholder relationships at executive level Available Positions Superintendent Adelaide Crime and Counter Terrorism Investigations - Lead specialized teams overseeing investigations into organized crime, counter terrorism, child exploitation, criminal asset confiscation, and intelligence operations in South Australia. Manage joint taskforces and maintain strong collaborative relationships with South Australia Police and other partner agencies. Superintendent Darwin Investigations and Operations - Provide community policing and national security services within Darwin Airport while managing investigative teams working on diverse crime types including organized crime, counter terrorism and child exploitation. Collaborate closely with Northern Territory Police and other stakeholder agencies. Superintendent Perth Aviation - Responsible for community policing and national security operations within Perth Airport. Maintain strong collaborative relationships with Western Australian Police and manage diverse stakeholder partnerships in the aviation security environment. Essential Requirements Demonstrate core elements of the AFP Leadership Model through proven leadership experience Current Negative Vet 2 (Top Secret) security clearance or ability to obtain clearance Proven ability to lead and manage major incidents involving partner agencies using command and control methodologies Extensive working knowledge of relevant laws, legislation and operational procedures Demonstrated experience in managing financial and human resources at executive level Hold or have held minimum rank of Sergeant in policing or protective services Current Use of Force (UoF) qualification or ability to obtain full qualification Selection Criteria Achieve Results: Demonstrate ability to deliver outcomes and drive performance improvement Communicate with Influence: Exhibit strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills Contribute to Strategic Thinking: Show capability in strategic planning and organizational development Cultivate Productive Working Relationships: Build and maintain effective partnerships internally and externally Show Personal Drive and Integrity: Display ethical leadership and commitment to AFP values Technical Knowledge and Skills: Possess relevant operational and leadership expertise Benefits Package The AFP offers comprehensive benefits supporting work-life balance and career development: Five weeks paid annual leave plus additional Christmas stand down 18 days paid personal leave annually Generous superannuation contribution of 15.4% 18 weeks paid parental leave for primary caregivers (14 weeks for secondary caregivers) Flexible and hybrid working arrangements -
Bechtel
About the Role Join Bechtel's transformative Cooperative Training Program as a Legal Trainee, supporting one of the most significant global infrastructure projects of our time - Expo 2030 Riyadh. Under the theme "Foresight for Tomorrow," this extraordinary event will welcome over 40 million visitors from October 2030 to March 2031, promoting sustainable development, innovation, and transformative thinking across a 6 km² masterplan. As a Legal Cooperative Trainee, you will gain invaluable hands-on experience within Bechtel's legal department while contributing to the infrastructure program that comprises early works, utilities, and publicly accessible spaces. This structured training opportunity provides exposure across various contract functions and legal verticals, offering a unique perspective on international project law and infrastructure development. About Bechtel Since 1898, Bechtel has helped customers complete more than 25,000 projects in 160 countries across all seven continents, creating jobs, growing economies, and improving global infrastructure resiliency. Differentiated by the quality of our people and relentless drive to deliver successful outcomes, we align our capabilities to customer objectives, serving Infrastructure; Nuclear, Security & Environmental; Energy; Mining & Metals; and Manufacturing and Technology markets. Key Responsibilities Working under the supervision and guidance of experienced legal professionals, you will: Learn and apply various legal systems and procedures used across different business verticals Assist in preparing comprehensive weekly and monthly legal reports and maintaining legal databases Support contract review and analysis activities for infrastructure projects Conduct legal research and analysis on construction law, international contracts, and regulatory compliance matters Shadow experienced legal counsel and contract specialists to understand day-to-day legal operations Participate in training sessions and workshops focused on construction law, contract management, and dispute resolution Assist with document preparation, filing, and legal administrative tasks Contribute innovative ideas and solutions to ongoing legal challenges and projects Support legal risk assessment activities for project development phases Assist in coordinating with external legal counsel and regulatory authorities Help maintain legal compliance documentation and tracking systems Participate in legal team meetings and case discussions Requirements Education: Currently enrolled in final stages of Bachelor's degree program in Law at an accredited university Must qualify to undergo cooperative training as part of university curriculum requirements Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0 or 4.0 out of 5.0 Essential Skills: Excellent oral and written communication skills in English Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) Strong foundation in legal principles and practices Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy in legal document handling Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities Excellent time management and organizational abilities Ability to work effectively in diverse, multicultural team environments Adaptability and flexibility in fast-paced project environments Willingness to learn and embrace new challenges Professional attitude and ability to maintain composure under pressure Data entry and verification skills with working knowledge of legal software applications Benefits Bechtel offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support our people in thriving while facing some of the world's toughest challenges. Our robust benefits program includes opportunities for career advancement, cultural enhancement programs, and time for personal recharge and development. As a global company, Bechtel celebrates a vibrant multitude of nationalities, cultures, ethnicities, and life experiences. This diversity makes us more trusted partners, effective problem solvers, and innovators. We are committed to being a company where every colleague feels they belong - part of "One Team," respected and rewarded for their contributions, supported in pursuing their goals, and treated equitably. Equal Opportunity Bechtel is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to workplace diversity and inclusion. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, national origin, disability, citizenship status, protected veteran status, genetic information, and any other characteristic protected by law.