Bosch Moves Manufacturing From The U.S. To Brazil And Offers Over 70 Jobs For High School Students, College Students, And Interns At Its Factories In São Paulo, Curitiba, And Other Brazilian Regions On May 13th

In a Movement Contrary to Ford, the Multinational Auto Parts Manufacturer Bosch Brought Production from the USA to Brazil and Opens Many Job and Internship Vacancies

Coincidence or not, after Ford, Chevrolet, Honda, and Audi withdrew or reduced vehicle production in the country, the multinational Bosch brought manufacturing from the USA to Brazil and is offering, on this May 13th, many job vacancies for high school and higher education as well as internship positions. The opportunities are to meet the factories in São Paulo, Curitiba, and more Brazilian regions.

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The success story of Bosch in Brazil began in 1954 in the city of São Paulo. Currently, the Bosch Group employs approximately 8,294 employees in the country. The company offers automotive products and services for manufacturers and the aftermarket, as well as power tools, Building Technology, heating technology, smart solutions for agribusiness and mining, packaging machines, and industrial technologies.

About Bosch Job Vacancies

Benefits: Bosch offers its employees medical and dental assistance; onsite cafeteria; private pension plan; medication reimbursement; life insurance; variable compensation; Christmas basket; shuttle or transportation voucher.

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After Ford, Chevrolet, Honda and Audi Withdrew or Reduced Vehicle Production in the Country, the Multinational Bosch Brings Manufacturing from the USA to Curitiba

The German multinational auto parts manufacturer Bosch opposed the movement of automakers Ford, Chevrolet, Honda, and Audi, who decided to withdraw or reduce production in Brazil, and brought to the country the production of injectors and injector nozzles for trucks that were produced in its factories in the United States, thus expanding the diesel injection systems division at its Curitiba factory.

Furthermore, the intention of the German multinational is not only to supply the domestic market but also to export a large quantity – which can reach up to half of the production.

According to Martins, who is also the coordinator of automotive courses at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, the arrival of Bosch’s production from the USA to Curitiba will primarily benefit local truck manufacturers in Brazil, who will no longer need to import Bosch products.