Andrade Gutierrez Invites Candidates With No Experience From All Areas in SP and MG for Internship Positions on November 10

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 10/11/2021 at 13:42

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Andrade Gutierrez Calls for Positions in Compliance, Engineering, Energy, Oil and Gas, Supply, Technology, Internal Audit, Planning, and Control.

Have you ever imagined starting your career at a large company with a salary that can reach R$2,200.00? Andrade Gutierrez, a leading Brazilian multinational in the civil construction sector, has open positions in SP and MG for candidates without experience seeking their first job. Students from all areas of higher education expected to graduate in June or December 2023 can apply with their resumes.

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The Andrade Gutierrez Internship Program 2022 aims to attract 23 talents who will support sustainable growth and are willing to develop projects for a better future.

The program will last 18 to 24 months and will offer opportunities to enhance technical and behavioral competencies through structured themes and practice in activities under the supervision of experienced managers.

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See Below How to Apply for Open Positions at Andrade Gutierrez

There will be 19 positions in São Paulo, in the fields of Compliance, Engineering, Operational Excellence, New Business – Energy, Oil and Gas, Business Planning, Supply, Information Technology, and 4 positions for Belo Horizonte, in the areas of Internal Audit, Planning and Control, and Information Technology.

Requirements: the Brazilian multinational seeks higher education students expected to graduate in June or December 2023, who are available to work 30 hours a week, have intermediate English or Spanish, and can work in São Paulo or Belo Horizonte.

Benefits: Andrade Gutierrez offers benefits including Life Insurance, Transportation Voucher, Meal or Food Voucher, Development Program, Possibility of Hiring, Paid Leave, Partnership Club, Medical Assistance, and Flexible Hours, in addition to a scholarship of R$1,900.00 to R$2,200.00.

Application: Those interested in applying for the positions and building a successful career at the Brazilian multinational Andrade Gutierrez can submit their resumes until December 3rd, AT THIS LINK.

Andrade Gutierrez Invites Candidates With No Experience From All Areas in SP and MG for Internship Positions on November 10

Andrade Gutierrez Calls for Positions in Compliance, Engineering, Energy, Oil and Gas, Supply, Technology, Internal Audit, Planning, and Control.

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See Below How to Apply for Open Positions at Andrade Gutierrez

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Andrade Gutierrez Invites Candidates With No Experience From All Areas in SP and MG for Internship Positions on November 10

Andrade Gutierrez Calls for Positions in Compliance, Engineering, Energy, Oil and Gas, Supply, Technology, Internal Audit, Planning, and Control.

Read Also

See Below How to Apply for Open Positions at Andrade Gutierrez

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