Avalara Grows in Brazil and Opens Recruitment Process to Fill More Than 80 Positions, Check How to Apply

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Published on 10/07/2024 at 16:36

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Avalara, A Cloud-Based Tax Management Company, Is Expanding Its Operations In Brazil, Opening Over 80 Positions For Software Development And Marketing

Avalara, that top cloud tax management solutions company, is expanding its operations in Brazil and has opened a selection process to fill over 80 positions. If you are into Software Development or Marketing, this is your chance!

Avalara has more than 80 open positions, all 100% remote and under CLT. They are looking for professionals of all levels: junior, mid-level, senior, and management. The company offers a range of benefits, including internet assistance, computers and extra screens, free access to the Udemy learning platform, and an Employee Assistance Program that provides financial, legal, and psychological support.

Positions In Avalara’s Selection Process

The positions in Avalara’s selection process are primarily in Software Development and Infrastructure, with some opportunities also in Marketing, at the coordination and management levels. To check all the opportunities, just take a look at the Avalara Global Careers site and filter by “Brazil”.

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Interview In SP On July 27

And there’s more! Avalara will hold events to interview and recruit candidates. The first one will take place in São Paulo on July 27. Other cities and virtual events are also on the radar to ensure that professionals from all over Brazil can participate.

Leonardo Nogueira, Senior Engineering Director at Avalara, is very excited about the recruitment events that have already taken place in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. He highlighted the high level of the professionals they met there.

Katharina Andreoli, Director of People & Culture for Avalara in Latin America, is also excited and explained that the company is opening doors for those who want to join global and multidisciplinary teams. And how classy, Avalara just won the 2024 Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award (GEWA)!

If you are interested in Avalara’s selection process, stay tuned to the company’s social media to learn more about upcoming events and how to apply. This could be your great chance to enter the job market on the right foot and be part of a globally recognized company.

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Avalara Grows in Brazil and Opens Recruitment Process to Fill More Than 80 Positions, Check How to Apply

Avalara, A Cloud-Based Tax Management Company, Is Expanding Its Operations In Brazil, Opening Over 80 Positions For Software Development And Marketing

Positions In Avalara’s Selection Process

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Interview In SP On July 27

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