100 Job Openings in the Technology Sector For High School and College Students Are Offered by the State of Alagoas with OxeTech

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Published on 27/01/2022 at 10:17

Updated on 27/01/2022 at 16:15

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Launched in January last year, the technology program of Alagoas, OxeTech, is offering 100 job openings for students

Through the Secretary of Science, Technology and Innovation (Secti), the Government of Alagoas launched a project with one hundred job openings in the technology field. The proposal, aimed at both high school and university students, offers scholarships worth R$ 1,500.00 for six months, with the possibility of hiring by one of the partner companies of the Innovation Center of the Technological Pole (CIPT), initially for 12 months.

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In addition to providing job openings to insert graduate and postgraduate students into the job market, the project’s goal is to encourage the exchange of knowledge between universities and companies, as well as specialization in various sectors of technology.

The OxeTech platform has several options for free training in the area of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and related segments for various audiences. To access it and learn about the various job openings in Alagoas, just click this link and explore the site.

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Applications for Job Openings at OxyTech in Alagoas

The job openings for the technology program in Alagoas are open until tomorrow, January 28, through this link. To apply, interested students must meet the requirement of having basic knowledge in the following areas: Statistical data analysis; Data Science; Web systems development in any language; Artificial Intelligence; Internet of Things; Machine learning; Creative economy and marketing; and Network and infrastructure networks. Source: Agência Alagoas (agenciaalagoas.al.gov.br)

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