RIO DE JANEIRO, June 14 (Reuters) - The chief executive

of Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras, Magda

Chambriard, has announced her new management team, with the

appointment of three directors, the firm said in a filing on

Friday.

Fernando Melgarejo has been appointed as chief financial

officer, taking over the role from Sergio Caetano Leite, who was

ousted alongside former CEO Jean Paul Prates last month.

Renata Baruzzi will become the chief officer for

engineering, technology and innovation; and Sylvia dos Anjos

will head up exploration and production.

Current executive officers Clarice Coppetti, Mauricio

Tolmasquim, Claudio Schlosser and Mario Spinelli will retain

their positions under Chambriard for the time being, but

Petrobras said "other possible nominations will be communicated

to the market in a timely manner."

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva last month

dismissed Prates and named Chambriard to replace him, with a

mandate to speed up Petrobras' investment plan of $102 billion

for the 2024-2028 period.