161 Positions Available at Raízen, the National Leader in Ethanol Production, for Electricians, Mechanics, Engineers, Analysts, Operators, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/11/2020 at 11:29

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The Job Openings at Raízen Are Destined for Professionals with High School, Technical and Higher Education, Such as Electricians, Engineers, Operators, and Other Professionals

161 job opportunities from the national ethanol producer Raízen are offered for various areas of expertise. Professionals in the fields of supply, operations, maintenance, nursing, planning, and many others can apply. Electricians, operators, engineers, analysts are some examples of the job openings available. Check it out and make sure to apply!

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Raízen is the main manufacturer of sugarcane ethanol in Brazil and the largest individual exporter of sugarcane in the international market. Its activities cover all different stages of its business, such as: sugarcane cultivation; sugar and ethanol production; cogeneration of energy; logistics; transportation and distribution of fuels; export; and retail of fuels through service stations operating under the Shell brand.

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Check Out Some of the 161 Job Openings at Raízen:

Systems Analyst
Electrician
Ethanol Production Operator
Nursing Assistant
Maintenance Inspector
Maintenance Operations Manager
Industrial Planning Supervisor
Planning and Performance Analyst
Industrial Mechanic
Industrial Lubricator
Storage Assistant
Safety Analyst
Supply Chain Intelligence Analyst
Boiler Operator
Industrial Mechanic
Energy Marketing Analyst
Senior Electrician
Maintenance Engineer
Reliability Engineer
Welder
Extraction Operator
Mechanical Lathe Operator
Maintenance Electrician
PCM Analyst
Junior Electrician
Occupational Nurse

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161 Positions Available at Raízen, the National Leader in Ethanol Production, for Electricians, Mechanics, Engineers, Analysts, Operators, and More

The Job Openings at Raízen Are Destined for Professionals with High School, Technical and Higher Education, Such as Electricians, Engineers, Operators, and Other Professionals

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