Atlantic Nickel, Company That Operates in Sulfide Nickel Mining to Supply the European Market for Electric Vehicle Batteries, Selects Candidates for Job Openings in Various Fields in Bahia

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/11/2021 at 06:41

Updated on 22/11/2021 at 09:41

Funcionários da Atlantic Nickel em operações de segurança/ fonte: Cortesia

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There Are 12 Valid Opportunities for This Monday (22), Mostly for Work at the Santa Rita Mine in the Municipality of Itagibá.

Salvador, November 22, 2021 – Atlantic Nickel, a company that produces and exports sulfide nickel in the municipality of Itagibá, has 12 job openings with open selection processes. Applications are made through the Gupy platform, where candidates can check the details of each position. On the page, it is also possible to register in the company’s resume bank.

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Among the valid opportunities for this Monday (22) are: Continuous Improvement Analyst, Production Controller, Senior Dam Engineer, and Risk Analyst. The complete list of vacancies is always updated at atlanticnickel.gupy.io. Applications must be submitted exclusively through the platform, with no resumes being accepted via WhatsApp or email.

The majority of opportunities are for roles in the municipality of Itagibá, located 370 km from Salvador in the south of Bahia. Interested professionals must be willing to live in the interior of Bahia.

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Check Below the Complete List of Job Openings Available on the Gupy Platform, Valid for This Monday (22):

Data Analytics Analyst
Belo Horizonte/MG Permanent
Continuous Improvement Analyst
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Planning Analyst
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Risk Analyst
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Procurement Analyst PL
Itagibá/BA Temporary

Bilingual Training Analyst
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Production Controller
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Data Analytics Coordinator
Belo Horizonte/MG Permanent
Mobile Equipment Maintenance Coordinator
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Senior Mine Engineer
Belo Horizonte/MG Temporary

Senior Engineer – Dam
Itagibá/BA Permanent
Senior Geologist
Belo Horizonte/MG

Atlantic Nickel Sets Annual Record, Exporting Exactly 91,339.4 Tons of Nickel to China

The destination of the most recent shipment, completed in October, was China, a country in the Asian continent, which received a consignment of 10,771.69 tons of 100% Bahian high-quality nickel concentrate through the Port of Xingang. This is the ninth shipment made by Atlantic Nickel, reaching a remarkable annual partial result of exactly 91,339.4 tons sold, exceeding the total reached in 2020, which was 67.7 thousand tons directed to the foreign market to meet the demand for electric vehicle batteries. Learn more about this milestone here.

Atlantic Nickel, Company That Operates in Sulfide Nickel Mining to Supply the European Market for Electric Vehicle Batteries, Selects Candidates for Job Openings in Various Fields in Bahia

There Are 12 Valid Opportunities for This Monday (22), Mostly for Work at the Santa Rita Mine in the Municipality of Itagibá.

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Check Below the Complete List of Job Openings Available on the Gupy Platform, Valid for This Monday (22):

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Atlantic Nickel, Company That Operates in Sulfide Nickel Mining to Supply the European Market for Electric Vehicle Batteries, Selects Candidates for Job Openings in Various Fields in Bahia

There Are 12 Valid Opportunities for This Monday (22), Mostly for Work at the Santa Rita Mine in the Municipality of Itagibá.

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