200 Job Openings To Work At Jeep's Multinational Factories In SP, MG, PE, And DF, In The 2021 Internship Program

200 Job Openings To Work At Jeep’s Multinational Factories In SP, MG, PE, And DF, In The 2021 Internship Program

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Published on 01/04/2021 at 17:47

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Open Positions at Jeep’s Factories in SP, MG, PE, and DF for Candidates Currently Enrolled in Higher Education Seeking Their First Job

Looking for a job but have no experience? The multinational Stellantis, which owns the brands Fiat, Jeep, Peugeot, Citroën, and Ram, is accepting applications until April 4 for 200 spots in the 2021 Internship Program. The opportunities are to work at factories in Minas Gerais, Pernambuco, São Paulo, and the Federal District. The internship will start in July; check below to find out how to apply!

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With a focus on diversity and inclusion, the open internship positions at Jeep’s factories aim to attract young talent and increase the representation of Black individuals, women, LGBTQIAP+, and people with disabilities within the company.

“Our challenge is to foster these young people’s leadership, preparing them for the different challenges both inside and outside the organization.”

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Enrolled in a degree program with graduation from July/22
Availability to intern at our factories and offices
Availability to intern for 6 hours daily from Monday to Friday for 1 year, with the possibility of extension

The 200 positions are in the areas of Finance, Legal, Commercial, Purchasing/Supply, Product Development, Design, Marketing, Quality, HR, Information Technology, Secretarial, Dealer Network Development, and Manufacturing.

Cities Covered: Brasília (DF); Belo Horizonte (MG); Betim (MG); Contagem (MG); Nova Lima (MG); Goiana (PE); Jaboatão (PE); Recife (PE); and São Paulo (SP).

Benefits: The company offers a scholarship, transportation, meals, life insurance, and support for sports activities or gym memberships.

Application: Those interested in building a career at Jeep can apply until April 4, 2021, at this link. Good Luck!

200 Job Openings To Work At Jeep’s Multinational Factories In SP, MG, PE, And DF, In The 2021 Internship Program

Open Positions at Jeep’s Factories in SP, MG, PE, and DF for Candidates Currently Enrolled in Higher Education Seeking Their First Job

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200 Job Openings To Work At Jeep’s Multinational Factories In SP, MG, PE, And DF, In The 2021 Internship Program

Open Positions at Jeep’s Factories in SP, MG, PE, and DF for Candidates Currently Enrolled in Higher Education Seeking Their First Job

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Check Below How to Compete for the 200 Job Openings and Work at Jeep’s Factories

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