JOB OPPORTUNITY
PT Bank UOB Buana is a well established bank since 1956 which have 35 Branch offices and 169 Service outlets in 18 provinces throughout Indonesia. Our vision is to be the most reliable and trusted bank in Indonesia. To support this, we are seeking passionate, dynamic, self-motivated individuals who are driven towards performance excellence. We offer you challenges and opportunities to meet your career aspirations as :
RM UOB Privilege Banking
(Jakarta Raya)
Requirements:
* Ability to speak foreign language ( ENGLISH/MANDARIN ) will be an advantage
* Good knowledge of all banking product and service
* Cerified in AAJI and WAPERD will be an advantage
* Min S1/S2 from reputable University
* Experience In Banking Industry at min 2 years as RM Local or Foreign Bank / Funding officer
* Target Oriented
* Good Communication and Networking Skill
Send your complete CV not more than 200 KB with recent colorful photograph and expected salary to :
Hrs.databank@uobbuana.com
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Job Vacancy as RM UOB Privilege Banking, Bank UOB Buana
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