Bernadett Lendeczki
About Bernadett Lendeczki
Bernadett Lendeczki is an Upstream Integrated Solutions Analyst at ExxonMobil in Budapest, Hungary. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Marketing from Budapest Metropolitan University and has previous experience in sales, marketing, and management roles.
Professional Role at ExxonMobil
Bernadett Lendeczki has been working as an Upstream Integrated Solutions Analyst at ExxonMobil since 2021. Based in Budapest, Hungary, her role focuses on upstream operations, leveraging her analytical skills to optimize various processes within the company. She contributes to the integrated solutions team, working on projects aimed at improving efficiency and performance in the upstream sector.
Previous Experience at Schiller Autó Család
Before joining ExxonMobil, Bernadett worked at Schiller Autó Család as a Sales and Service Support Assistant. Her tenure at the company lasted from 2020 to 2021. While there, she was involved in supporting the sales and service departments, coordinating between different teams to ensure smooth operations.
Marketing and Sales Roles at AmRest
In 2019, Bernadett gained experience at AmRest, initially as a Marketing Intern for one month and then as a Junior Sales Accountant for two months. These roles provided her with exposure to various aspects of marketing and sales, contributing to her understanding of market dynamics and financial accounting.
Shift Manager at Starbucks
From 2017 to 2020, Bernadett worked as a Shift Manager at Starbucks in Budapest. Over the course of three years, she managed daily operations, ensuring customer satisfaction and efficient service delivery. Her role involved supervising staff, handling inventory, and maintaining store performance standards.
Education at Budapest Metropolitan University
Bernadett Lendeczki holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Marketing from Budapest Metropolitan University. She completed her studies from 2016 to 2020. The academic program equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of business principles, marketing strategies, and commercial practices.