Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Career Bank BII (PT Bank Internasional Indonesia, Tbk,)

21 Agusutus 2007
PT Bank Internasional Indonesia, Tbk,


To support our business, we are looking for strong qualified candidates for:


Officer Development Program :

1.Analyst (ODPA)

2.Sales (ODPS)

3.Operation (ODPO)


General requirement:
-Strong analytical thinking combined with communication and leadership skills
-Min S1 - degree from reputable university
-Minimum GPA 3,00
-Fluent in English
-Maximum age 27

Interested candidates who meet those requirements above are welcome to send comprehensive resume with recent photograph not later than August’31, 2007 to:

rekrutmen@bankbii.com

Please indicate the position code (ODPA/ODPS/ODPO) on the subject line

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