BS&P Operations Data & Process Improvement Engineer
Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Taipei City, Taiwan
Remote
Business & StrategyBusiness Operations
About the job
Requirements
A degree in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Environmental Engineering.
At least 5 years of relevant work experience.
Fluency in English.
AI acumen.
Rigorous and analytical approach, including comfort working with values and figures and zooming in on specific cases while retaining the bigger picture.
Ability to manage work time effectively.
Responsibilities
Own KPIs deployed within the Taiwan Business Unit, manage KPI definitions and stability over time, and provide first-level analysis of KPIs for each P&L entity.
Liaise with Taiwan group entities to qualitatively explain main KPI deviations in coordination with the BS&P Asia team.
Support the Taiwan Business Unit's yearly budget.
Review financial budget or forecast figures proposed by Taiwan Business Unit entities.
Assess correlation between data and plant performance, including expected performance from potential revamping and improvement works.
Transform the yearly budget into 12 monthly budgets that can be monitored for performance.
Assess and report on Taiwan Business Unit performance.
Lead the CO2 Net Zero Roadmap for the Veolia Taiwan Business Unit.
Prepare updates to the Veolia Taiwan CO2 Net Zero Roadmap and maintain liaison with Asia BS&P.
Supervise and implement decarbonization priorities in liaison with the BS&P Project Engineer.
Desired Qualifications
Familiarity with EneffCo energy analysis software.
Familiarity with chemical thermodynamics and mass balance.
Veolia internal-candidate status is a plus, but is not required.
Job Description
We are seeking a BS&P Operations Data & Process Improvement Engineer who holds ownership of KPIs deployed within the Taiwan BU, manages the operation KPIs definition and stability over-time, and provides first-level analysis of the KPIs per P&L entity. This role is in charge of liaising with the Taiwan group entity to qualitatively explain main KPIs deviations, in coordination with the BS&P Asia team.
【Key Responsibilities】
Budget Support
Support the Taiwan Business Unit (BU) yearly budget.
Review financial budget figures (or forecast figures) proposed by Taiwan BU entities.
Assess the correlation between the data and the existing performance of the plant, as well as the expected performance resulting from potential revamping and improvement works.
Lead the transformation of the yearly budget into 12 monthly budgets that can be performance-monitored.
Performance Assessment & Reporting
Assess and report on the performance of the Taiwan BU.
Decarbonization & CO2 Net Zero Roadmap
Lead the CO2 Net Zero Roadmap of the Veolia Taiwan BU.
Prepare updates for the Veolia Taiwan CO2 Net Zero Roadmap and maintain liaison with Asia BS&P.
Supervise and implement priorities for decarbonization actions (in liaison with the BS&P Project Engineer).
Qualifications
【Required Qualifications】
Degree in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Environmental Engineering.
5 years+ of relevant work experience
English fluent, Mandarin highly recommended .
AI acumen.
【Preferred Qualifications】
Familiar with EneffCo (Energy Analysis Software).
Familiarity with Chemical Thermodynamics and Mass Balance is highly preferred.
Veolia Internal candidates could be a plus, but not a requirement though.
【Skills & Personal Attributes】
Rigorous & Analytical: Rigorous, likes values and figures, with the ability to zoom in on particular cases without forgetting the bigger picture.
Time Management: Ability to manage sharply his/her worktime.
Additional Information
As an inclusive company, Veolia is committed to diversity and gives equal consideration to all applications, without discrimination.
Veolia has completed a €1.15 billion senior bond offering across two tranches. The issuance comprises €650 million with a four-year maturity at a 3.678% coupon and €500 million with an eight-year maturity at a 4.088% coupon.
The transaction attracted over 250 orders totalling €3.4 billion. The public services group said the substantial oversubscription, investor quality and favourable terms reflect positive market perception of Veolia's credit profile and international growth prospects, as well as its financial strength.
Veolia Environnement reported revenue of €22.93 billion for the first half of 2026, up 1.5% at constant scope and foreign exchange, excluding energy prices. The company's EBITDA reached €3.55 billion, rising 5% with margins improving by 70 basis points to 16%.
Current net income grew 10.4% at constant scope and forex, whilst net free cash flow improved by €164 million compared to the same period in 2025. The company achieved €195 million in efficiency gains during the period.
Veolia completed its acquisition of Cleaners in the United States, which contributed to net financial debt of €24.5 billion. The company raised its full-year 2026 current net income growth guidance to at least 8%, citing strong operational performance and well-controlled financial charges.
Revenue growth in water technology faced temporary delays in the Middle East due to geopolitical tensions.
Veolia Environnement has launched a €400 million offering of non-dilutive cash-settled convertible bonds due January 2032. The bonds will be offered exclusively to qualified institutional investors through an accelerated bookbuilding process.
The synthetic convertible bonds offer exposure to Veolia's share performance but will be cash-settled only, without issuing new shares. The bonds will bear an annual interest rate between 0.50% and 0.75%, with a conversion premium of 20% over a reference share price. Concurrently, Veolia will purchase cash-settled call options to hedge its exposure.
The company intends to use proceeds for general corporate purposes, including purchasing the options. BNP Paribas and Natixis serve as joint global coordinators, with BofA Securities, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley as joint bookrunners. Veolia plans to list the bonds on Euronext Access within 30 days.
Veolia Environnement has completed a convertible bond offering worth €700 million through private placement without shareholders' preferential subscription rights. The bonds are convertible and exchangeable for new or existing shares, due 15 March 2021.
Natixis served as joint global coordinator and joint bookrunner for the transaction, marking the firm's fourth convertible bond of the year. The net proceeds will refinance an outstanding convertible bond due in 2021.
The issuance demonstrates investor confidence in Veolia's financial stability following its integration of Suez and ongoing business portfolio transformation. The transaction supports the company's GreenUp strategic plan focused on sustainable growth and ecological transformation.
New Enviri has launched as a standalone public company following the completion of Clean Earth's sale to Veolia Environnement. The company, led by President and CEO Russell Hochman, provides environmental solutions for industrial waste streams and rail sector equipment and technology.
Enviri shareholders received one share of New Enviri common stock for every three shares of Enviri common stock, plus cash per share. Regular Way trading began on 2 June 2026 under the ticker "NVRI" on the New York Stock Exchange.
New Enviri expects annualised 2026 pro forma revenues of approximately $1.2 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $140 million. The company has a net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio of 2.0x and an undrawn revolving credit facility at closing.