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Spare Part Warehouse Officer

Multinational Company · Baghdad · Baghdad

Full-timePrivate
💰 850-1200 USD📅 Dec 12, 2023

Market rate · Procurement Officer in Baghdad

750KIQD/month median· typical range 650K–900K · 115 postings
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Job Description

Warehouse officer needed for spare parts in a multinational company. Must be fluent in English, Turkish, and Arabic, and have hands-on experience with Excel and ERP systems.

Technical / Hard Skills

Technical / Hard Skills

EnglishTurkishArabicExcelERP systems

Details

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Language
en

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About Multinational Company

Total posted

17

Hiring since

2021-04

Hiring in Erbil, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Duhok

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