Digital Marketing Agency ROCKY Opens 150 Job Vacancies in Various Areas Such as Social Media, Digital Marketing, Writers, IT, Designers, and Inbound Marketing

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/03/2021 at 10:18

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Rocky Invites Candidates With and Without Experience for 150 Job Openings in São Paulo With High School or Higher Education in Various Fields.

There are 150 job openings available through the digital marketing agency ROCKY for candidates with high school or higher education, with or without experience in various fields such as social media analysts, digital marketing analysts, inbound marketing analysts, IT analysts, designers, and copywriters. The opportunities are for São Paulo; however, it is remote work, meaning candidates from all over Brazil can apply.

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“We want people who fit our culture, which is quite diverse, and who are passionate about results regardless of the area,” explains Fernando Ruocco, co-founder and operations director of ROCKY.

Initially, the job openings will be for remote work. “The selected employees will work remotely for the time being. Later, when vaccination is sufficiently advanced and the pandemic is under control, we will reassess the company’s position,” Ruocco points out.

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Check Below the Main Job Openings Available for São Paulo

Application: More information about job openings and the selection process can be found on the agency’s website by clicking on the desired position. The selection process is always on, without predefined start/end dates; therefore, applications will always be considered. Remember that the opportunities are for São Paulo, but it is remote work, meaning candidates from all over Brazil can apply.

About ROCKY

267% Growth: In the Wake of the E-Commerce Boom. In this scenario, ROCKY achieved an impressive 267% growth in 2020 and expects to reach 200% growth in 2021. Currently, the company has 80 clients and 150 employees.

“Digital acceleration is a reality; there is a need to boost sales through e-commerce, improve the customer shopping experience, and integrate online and offline channels. Therefore, our perspective remains one of significant growth, and we will need the best talents to meet the demand. I emphasize that our goal is to grow, but also to develop excellent professionals,” he concludes.

Founded in July 2018, ROCKY is a digital marketing agency located in Sorocaba, inland São Paulo. The company is part of a group that integrates the Raccoon and Calina agencies, founded by André Palis and Marco Túlio Kehdi, who have experience at Google, as well as Commercial Director Daniela Gebara. Like the other companies in the group, ROCKY is composed of quantitative professionals from public universities such as UFSCar and Unesp. The agency works with a results-oriented strategy tailored to each client’s business. Among ROCKY’s over 60 clients are major companies such as CVC, Submarino Viagens, Telhanorte, CCP, and BRF. More information: https://rocky.ag/

Digital Marketing Agency ROCKY Opens 150 Job Vacancies in Various Areas Such as Social Media, Digital Marketing, Writers, IT, Designers, and Inbound Marketing

Rocky Invites Candidates With and Without Experience for 150 Job Openings in São Paulo With High School or Higher Education in Various Fields.

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Check Below the Main Job Openings Available for São Paulo

About ROCKY

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Digital Marketing Agency ROCKY Opens 150 Job Vacancies in Various Areas Such as Social Media, Digital Marketing, Writers, IT, Designers, and Inbound Marketing

Rocky Invites Candidates With and Without Experience for 150 Job Openings in São Paulo With High School or Higher Education in Various Fields.

Read Also

Check Below the Main Job Openings Available for São Paulo

About ROCKY

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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