Operator - Polymers (French required) (Hiring Immediately)

About Us It is an exciting time to build your career at Tricon! Certified as a Great Place to Work®, Tricon has been built on a foundation of perseverance, collaboration, and entrepreneurial thinking, powered by some of the industry’s top talent. Our culture values independence and accountability, where we empower our employees to make an impact. With 30 years in business, Tricon has become a global leader in the trading and distribution of petrochemicals, polymers, and raw materials. Today, we are one of the largest privately held companies in Houston, the world’s second-largest chemical distributor according to ICIS, and ranked #35 on Forbes’ list of Top Private Companies in America. We conduct business in over 120 countries, supported by a truly multinational workforce of 1,000 employees across 40 countries. Our team delivers value to customers and partners through deep market expertise and integrated capabilities including logistics, risk management, financing, and market intelligence. Guided by our purpose to efficiently and sustainably connect the world with essential goods, Tricon plays a critical role in enabling global commerce while helping suppliers and customers focus on what they do best. At Tricon, you’ll join a global organization where scale meets agility, and where your ideas, ownership, and ambition can help shape the future of international trade. Our greatest asset has been, and will always be, our people! We are looking for a motivated individual to fill the full-time position (100%) of Polymers Operations in our office in London. We offer a hybrid-work schedule along with tremendous room for development within a growing team and company. Key Responsibilities Execute and manage the full operational cycle of trades (product, documentation, and payment flow) Issue and maintain sales orders and purchase orders in the ERP system Coordinate shipment activities (vessel, container, truck), including loading and discharge operations Arrange freight bookings, submit shipping instructions, and review shipping documents (e.g., Bills of Lading) Prepare and manage all trade-related documentation (transport documents, certificates of origin, customs documentation) Track shipments to ensure timely delivery and resolve any operational issues Ensure compliance with import/export regulations and customs requirements Maintain accurate and timely data entry in ERP systems in line with company policies Coordinate with internal teams (Finance, Credit, Compliance, Commercial) to support trade execution Communicate shipment status and updates to local and international stakeholders Build and maintain relationships with logistics providers, warehouses, inspection companies, and other service providers Negotiate rates and service terms with third-party logistics providers when required Evaluate transportation options to ensure safe and compliant product handling Identify and implement process improvements to enhance efficiency and reduce costs Provide high-quality customer service and support to internal and external stakeholders Experience & Qualifications Bachelor’s degree or higher in Finance, Supply Chain, or related business field (required) French (required) Proficient in Microsoft Excel (required) Experience working in an ERP system (preferred) Prior experience in logistics or physical commodity movements (preferred) Salary and benefits commensurate with experience. Equal Opportunity Employer.