Work at the United States Embassy in CDMX for more than $700 thousand pesos annually

If you are looking for new job opportunitiesthe United States Embassy in Mexico has a vacancy for the position of 'commercial specialist' in Mexico City, for an annual salary of $745 thousand 072 pesos Mexicans.

The job offer as a commercial specialist is to cover 40 hours per week, and you will be responsible for ensuring optimal representation of the United States Department of Commerce in Mexico.

The job involves a variety of responsibilities, ranging from analysis and consulting to planning and managing marketing programs for goods and services.

Among the activities to be carried out are the planning and management of marketing programs, the development of marketing strategiesthe organization of trade promotion and investment events, and the analysis of trade in industrial sectors, among others.

The United States Embassy based in Mexico City seeks candidates with university training in areas such as business administration, economics, marketing or international affairs, accompanied by at least 4 years of experience in related fields such as marketing, international trade or market research. Command of English and Spanish is essential, as well as knowledge of the Office Parcel.

In addition to the annual salary, the United States Embassy in Mexico City It has legal benefits, health insurance and the opportunity to participate in training abroad. Also included are benefits such as life insurance, days off on holidays in both the United States and Mexico, annual vacations, and joining institutions such as the IMSSAFORE and INFONAVIT.

If you are interested in applying, the process is carried out through the official website of the United States Department of State, using the 'apply to this vacancy' option. The deadline is April 25, 2024.

I am a first-generation graduate of the Bachelor's Degree in Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS) Culiacán, with an emphasis on Organizational Communication, although I have always had a passion for journalism and radio. I did my professional internship at the Culiacán City Council, writing and recording notes for a radio newscast, and currently, I write for the news portal debate.com.mx, focused on the entertainment section, and controversial issues in the states. from the South of Mexico, as well as police, since I have an affinity for writing on sensitive, violent topics and with a human approach. Today, I am a Law Degree student at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa and an inveterate fan of BLACKPINK.

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