Assaí Atacadista Opens 2,252 Job Vacancies Across Brazil With and Without Experience

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 16/04/2025 at 13:18

Updated on 16/04/2025 at 13:33

O Assaí Atacadista está com mais de 2 mil vagas abertas em todo o Brasil, com e sem experiência. É uma ótima chance pra quem quer trabalhar numa empresa grande e cheia de oportunidades!

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Assaí Atacadista, one of the most valuable brands in Brazil and a reference in the retail sector, announced the opening of 2,252 job vacancies across all regions of the country. The opportunities cover various levels of education and experience, making it an excellent chance for both those starting their careers and experienced professionals.

Selection Process

The selection process at Assaí Atacadista is conducted online, quickly and for free, through the Gupy platform. By accessing assai.gupy.io, interested candidates can filter vacancies by city, state, area of interest, or position.

No experience is required to apply for many of the positions offered. Approved candidates will be contacted via email or phone and will go through stages such as profile analysis, interviews, and pre-employment exams.

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Job Vacancies by State

The vacancies are distributed among stores, offices, and distribution centers (DCs) of the company throughout Brazil. In the state of São Paulo, there are 858 open vacancies, while in the Rio de Janeiro, there are 220. Positions are available for:

In São Paulo:

Butcher
Real Estate Lawyer
Junior Accounting Analyst
Apprentice
Stock Clerk
Loss Prevention Officer

In Rio de Janeiro:

Butcher’s Assistant
Maintenance Helper
Store Attendant
Planning Analyst
Young Apprentice
Cashier

And in other states, such as Bahia, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Pernambuco, Amazonas, Ceará, and Goiás, there are active positions with immediate hiring.

ABOUT ASSAÍ ATACADISTA

With over 50 years of history, Assaí Atacadista has more than 290 stores, around 80,000 employees, and has been recognized as one of the Best Companies to Work for in Retail, according to the GPTW ranking.

The company promotes inclusion, diversity, and professional development, being a signatory to commitments such as:

Business Initiative for Racial Equality
Seal “Yes to Racial Equality”
LGBTI+ Companies and Rights Forum
UN Women (WEPs)
Business Network for Social Equality

At Assaí, the focus is on “Caring for Our People”, investing in warm, safe, and diverse environments.

Who Can Participate

Assaí accepts candidates from all education levels, with or without experience. Young apprentices, people with disabilities (PWD), professionals in career transition, and those seeking reemployment have guaranteed space.

It is important to have availability to work in person and reside near the preferred location.

How to Apply

To apply, simply access the official platform:
https://assai.gupy.io/

Select your city or state
Choose the desired position
Register your resume on the platform
Wait for contact from the recruitment team

Don’t miss this chance to join a constantly growing company, with real career opportunities and a welcoming and dynamic work environment!

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

Assaí Atacadista Opens 2,252 Job Vacancies Across Brazil With and Without Experience

Largest Wholesale Network in the Country Offers Opportunities in Various Areas and States with Immediate Hiring. Applications Are Now Open!

Selection Process

Job Vacancies by State

In São Paulo:

In Rio de Janeiro:

ABOUT ASSAÍ ATACADISTA

Who Can Participate

How to Apply

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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Assaí Atacadista Opens 2,252 Job Vacancies Across Brazil With and Without Experience

Largest Wholesale Network in the Country Offers Opportunities in Various Areas and States with Immediate Hiring. Applications Are Now Open!

Selection Process

Job Vacancies by State

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In Rio de Janeiro:

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Who Can Participate

How to Apply

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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