Our professions

The diversity of Avril’s activities offers a wide range of opportunities within the Group’s brands and subsidiaries. With their expertise and experience, each individual can develop their potential to the extent of their ambitions.

Sales representatives, sector managers, key account managers and buyers are all involved in developing sales in line with the commercial policy defined by the company and are well represented within the Group.

Marketing specialists develop marketing and sales strategies by conducting various studies on markets, competitors and consumers. Product managers, brand managers, customer relations managers, digital or communication managers: the marketing functions are as varied as they are essential.

Providing the company with the personnel it needs to run smoothly in terms of recruitment, administrative management, skills development and team development is the role of HR development officers, talent managers and personnel managers, who may also be responsible for diversity or disability issues.

Quality control managers, environment managers or compliance and safety managers: these themes cover the jobs in charge of identifying and complying with production standards, with particular attention to the working environment, equipment and respect for the environment.

From chemical industry operators to production managers, process engineers to shift supervisors, these professions are directly linked to the Group’s industrial sites and plants and are at the heart of production.

Whether cyber-security or hosting experts, BI or functional analysts, data scientists or infrastructure project managers, IT specialists provide the essential IT support function by taking charge of the study, design, production and management of information processing systems within the Group.

Engineers carry out all the studies required for the design and implementation of an industrial project. Whether it’s a question of standards and regulations, research and development, or the methods and processes used, the Group’s engineers are committed to defining the best ways to develop our activities.

These employees are responsible for maintaining or restoring production equipment, thus preventing problems and loss of productivity. Whether maintenance managers, electronic engineers, mechanics, automation specialists or instrument technicians, the maintenance professions meet all the needs of the Group’s industrial equipment.

Accountants, auditors, tax specialists, management controllers and financial analysts: the finance professions participate in the strategy and steering of overall performance by ensuring the company’s profitability, compliance with accounting rules, and supervision of the company’s financial management.