Job Description

Overview:

The Associated Products Analyst administers and maintains Sales and Purchase Agreements (SPAs) for all Qatargas (QG) LNG associated products. This role involves monitoring price trends and cash flow forecasts for associated products, as well as managing refinery ventures agreements, processing services, and inter-refinery ventures. The Analyst ensures compliance with agreements and works closely with internal and external stakeholders to manage commercial and operational aspects of associated products.

Key Job Accountabilities - I

Implements commercial agreements related to SPAs for associated products, inter-venture agreements, and service agreements. Ensures compliance with contractual obligations, including drafting notifications for supervisors.

Coordinates agreement implementation with various QG functions and customers, assisting in developing implementation procedures. Identifies and addresses any breaches of agreements and liaises with internal teams, particularly RLTO and Allocation & Planning departments.

Monitors product deliveries, ensuring business continuity of cargo documentation and compliance with volume and specification provisions. Prepares reports as required.

Prepares and tracks invoices and documentation to ensure contractual compliance and timely collection of dues. Provides product price estimates, sales, and production forecasts for cash flow projections. Monitors product prices using sources such as Platts, Aramco, QPSPP, and Muntajat.

Acts as the focal point for internal and external stakeholders regarding commercial, financial, and operational issues related to LNG-associated products.

Key Job Accountabilities - II

Calculates and verifies product sales prices and service fees for invoicing. Determines and verifies total quantities delivered to buyers and inter-ventures. Provides monthly cash flow forecasts for all QG ventures.

Coordinates with RLTO on various cargo-related scenarios within the existing production and scheduling schemes.

Ensures product quality compliance by liaising with the QG laboratory.

Prepares cargo documentation in the Energy Components system and ensures all stakeholders, including buyers, RLTO, operations, independent surveyors, and shipping agents, are appropriately informed.

Operates and maintains the Hydrocarbon Accounting System to generate required cargo invoicing/documentation and provides system configuration updates as needed.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Sciences, Economics, or Business Administration.

Note: Due to Visa limitations, your application will not be accepted if your nationality is Indian, Egyptian or Indonesian. Exception, if you are already a resident inside Qatar with a valid QID, transfer of sponsorship is possible and you can apply!

BH-0815

Requirements:

Experience in LNG or associated products industries, with a strong understanding of commercial agreements, invoicing, and product pricing mechanisms. Proficiency in data management and financial forecasting, especially related to hydrocarbon accounting systems and cash flow projections.