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Analyst, Developer, Engineers, and More Are Requested for Job Openings at Localiza on This Day 08

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/05/2020 at 20:05

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Localiza Company Has 14 Job Openings for Analyst, Engineer, Developer, Data Scientist, and More

Localiza, a car rental company, has 14 job openings in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. The positions are for engineers, solutions architect, human resources analyst, and more, aimed at professionals with experience in the role. There is also a vacancy for people with disabilities.

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Localiza Hertz, one of the arms of Localiza (which also includes Localiza Seminars and Localiza Fleet Management), is a Brazilian network of stores specialized in car rental, operating in major cities and airports in Brazil and also in several countries in Latin America, such as Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Chile. The company’s headquarters is located in the city of Belo Horizonte in the state of Minas Gerais.

The requirements for the positions vary according to the desired position. For most positions, a higher education degree and experience in the role are required. The salary and benefits information were not provided by the company.

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To apply for the company’s vacancies, just click here. In this link, you will find relevant information about each position, requirements, and activities. Good luck to everyone!

Analyst, Developer, Engineers, and More Are Requested for Job Openings at Localiza on This Day 08

Localiza Company Has 14 Job Openings for Analyst, Engineer, Developer, Data Scientist, and More

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Applications for Localiza Job Openings

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Localiza Company Has 14 Job Openings for Analyst, Engineer, Developer, Data Scientist, and More

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