B2W Digital Has Over 800 Job Openings Across Brazil

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Published on 17/10/2020 at 11:18

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B2W Digital, Resulting Company from the Merger Between Submarino, Shoptime, and Americanas.com, Has Over 800 Job Openings

B2W Digital has over 800 job openings across the country. The company offers opportunities for different areas of expertise and different levels. The opportunities are available in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and more.

B2W is an e-commerce company established in late 2006 through the merger of Submarino, Shoptime, and Americanas.com. A leader in Latin America, B2W Digital has a unique, multichannel, multi-brand, and multi-business model. The company operates in the following areas: e-commerce under the brands Americanas.com, Submarino, Shoptime, and Sou Barato; consumer credit service platforms with Submarino Finance and Digital Finance; technology platform; logistics, distribution, and customer service platform; and Marketplace.

Check Out Some of the Job Openings:

Administrative Area Trainee
Logistics Supervisor
Human Resources Analyst
Senior Front-End Developers
Fullstack Pl Developers
Back-End PI/Sr Developers
Financial Analyst
Trainee Program 2021
Social Media Analyst
Purchasing Analyst
Commercial Analyst
Investment Analyst
Performance Analyst
DHO Coordinator
Infrastructure Analyst
Electrical Maintenance Technician
Planning Analyst
Administrative Assistant
Logistics Operator

To check all job openings at B2W Digital, you can access the two links below. There you will find the job openings, locations, and requirements. Good luck!

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B2W Digital Has Over 800 Job Openings Across Brazil

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