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10,000 Job Openings Offered By Major Companies Like Coca-Cola, BRF, Stone, and More

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Published on 29/02/2020 at 11:22

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Internships, Trainee, and Permanent Positions Sum About 10 Thousand Openings Offered by Large Companies Across Various Regions of Brazil

Coca-Cola, Nube, BRF, and Stone have about 10 thousand job openings for various regions of Brazil, for different positions and education levels, such as internships, trainee roles, and permanent positions. Check out some relevant characteristics of each company below.

According to the Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil website, the openings are for positions such as human resources analyst, driver, operational assistant, auditor, supervisor, sales promoter, external salesperson, sales representative, maintenance assistant, distribution assistant, purchasing analyst, among other professions. Click here to see the complete list.

Nube

The Brazilian Internship Center (Nube) has about 5,561 internship openings for all regions of Brazil. The placements are for students in high school, technical, and higher education, in the morning and night shifts. Click here to learn more.

BRF

About 71 job openings at BRF are being offered for professionals of different education levels, such as commercial management manager, buyer, HR analyst, mechanical maintenance technician, refrigeration operator, external salesperson, telemarketing operator, logistics operations assistant, administrative analyst, production supervisor, laboratory technician, environmental analyst, occupational safety technician, administrative assistant, among other positions. Check here to check and apply.

Stone

Stone, a financial services fintech, is accepting applications for the 12th Recruta Stone, aimed at finding the best talents in the country. Find out more by clicking here about Recruta Stone 2020.

Attention! The number of openings offered, as well as the positions, may vary, as hiring is already underway. We at Click Oil and Gas wish good luck to everyone!

10,000 Job Openings Offered By Major Companies Like Coca-Cola, BRF, Stone, and More

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