Job Purpose

Analyst, Strategy and Planning assist CNB in development of strategy & planning for new business, ensure that functions and subsidiaries under CNB are align work plan, KPI/ OKR, and execution with defined Non-E&P business direction and strategy.

Key Accountabilities

• Develop and maintain New Business Strategies, Portfolio, Roadmap and Execution Plans (including WPB, KPIs, OKRs)
• Maintain and perform business intelligence & analysis on disruptive new energy & technology and mega-trends
• Liaise with related parties to plan and manage communications of PTTEP new business to both external and internal stakeholders
• Assess company’s position and market attractiveness in Non-E&P business to ensure that strategic. directions, goals and objectives are appropriate and achievable in collaboration with head of functions under CNB.
• Monitor and analyse Non-E&P business trend/environment to support strategy and work plan setting including benchmarking
• Frame and facilitate CNB’s strategic planning process to identify, select strategic directions, goals and targets
• Coordinate with the relevant functions under CNB to prepare and monitor their works plan, KPI/OKR, and implementation to ensure strategic alignment
• Coordinate with subsidiaries in ensure the business performance, directional alignment, and governance

Professional Knowledge & Experiences

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in the analytical field (Engineering, Science, Economics)
• At least 3 - 5 years of experience in strategy and planning areas (e.g. corporate planning, asset planning, field development planning, etc.)
• Good knowledge of fundamental economic, portfolio management, and financial principles
• Good strategic thinking, problem solving and analytical skill
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• Good computer skills and standard software (Word, Excel, Power Point, etc.)
• Ability to work in multidisciplinary environment and under pressure
• Excellent in presentation skills

Additional Desirable Qualification

CORE Competencies