Alphatec Macaé também abre oportunidades onshore hoje

Alphatec Macaé Also Opens Onshore Opportunities Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/09/2018 at 13:23

Updated on 12/09/2018 at 13:57

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Job Openings for Administrative Operations at Alphatec Released by Human Resources, Check What They Are and How to Apply

Alphatec Engenharia, with its unit in the city of Macaé, has just announced another selection process focused on operational and onshore administrative areas, so there’s no point in getting excited, read carefully before applying, as the positions are specific and “ARE NOT OFFSHORE.” They have been slowing down hiring since last month but are fully operational in the Campos Basin. Check out today’s positions:

Available Positions According to Alphatec

Warehouseman – For work in the logistics area of materials
Administrative Assistant – Will develop tasks in the financial sector
Legal Intern – Will assist in the legal department
Asset Intern – Will work in the Assets and Warehouse area
Mechanic – Will perform maintenance mechanics activities within the company

It is worth noting that all these opportunities are also open to individuals with special needs (PCD). Interested candidates within the described roles can send their resumes to avt@alphatec.in.br, stating the job title they are applying for.

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