Bracell Opens Applications for 2024 Trainee Program

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/08/2023 at 17:38

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Bracell Cellulose Seeks New Talents to Work in Its Industrial, Forestry, Logistics, and Administrative Processes and Operations

Bracell, a global leader in dissolving pulp production, has just opened applications for its 2024 Trainee Program. Candidates who graduated from December 2021 or will graduate by December 2023 and are interested in working in industrial, forestry, logistics, and administrative operations are eligible to participate. There are 40 vacancies available at the company, with a salary of R$ 7,300.00.

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The available positions are for operations in the company’s locations, located in São Paulo (Lençóis Paulista, São Paulo, and Santos), Bahia (Camaçari; Alagoinhas; Entre Rios), and Mato Grosso do Sul (Água Clara). Among the necessary requirements are: ability to communicate in English, availability to work 100% in-person and travel. Interested candidates should apply on the company website until September 15.

“We aim to attract young professionals who identify with the pulp sector, which is rapidly expanding in Brazil, and wish to support the company’s growth,” explains Marcela Fagundes Pereira, Recruitment and Selection Manager at Bracell. The executive also states that one of the priorities of the selection process is to contribute to the diversity of the teams.

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The Program Lasts for One and a Half Years and Accepts All Bachelor’s and Teaching Degrees in Exact and Human Sciences

The selected candidates will receive close guidance from leadership, as well as the opportunity to participate in projects in different areas of the company. Each trainee will have a plan developed to enhance their skills so that, by the end of the experience, they are prepared to take on strategic positions within the company.

Additionally, all approved candidates have access to a list of benefits that include: Profit Sharing Program (PPR), life insurance, meal voucher, medical plan, dental plan, and private pension plan.

“I graduated in Chemistry. I joined the Bracell Trainee Program after working in other segments of the industry. I started working with water quality and learned a lot in various sectors, which allowed me to choose the company’s product quality area for professional deepening. Since then, I have worked in this area, and I cannot see myself doing anything else. I believe that the proximity to senior leadership and the opportunity to learn from major projects made all the difference in this journey,” says former trainee and current Laboratory Control and Quality Manager, Glaucia Elene de Souza.

“Last year, we had over 9,000 applicants, with many qualified candidates aligned with Bracell’s strategies. As the largest and most sustainable company in the world in dissolving pulp production, we seek young people who see sustainability as an important work pillar, who are passionate about innovation, have a proactive, dynamic, and entrepreneurial profile, along with good interpersonal relationships and communication skills,” affirms Marcela.

The selection process for the Trainee Program is 100% online and includes the following stages: online test, online English test, online dynamics, final virtual panel, final interview, and hiring. Selected candidates will be notified in the first half of December, and work will begin in the first half of January.

Participation in the Largest Recruitment Fair in Latin America

To get closer to candidates and present the differentials of its Trainee Program, Bracell will participate in the 33rd Integrative Workshop, promoted by Poli Júnior, the student organization of the Polytechnic School (Poli) of USP, on August 23 and 24, from 9 AM to 7 PM. The company will have a booth at the location, with HR recruiters to answer candidates’ questions, as well as employees who joined through the program to share their experiences.

About Bracell

Bracell is one of the world’s largest producers of dissolving pulp and specialty pulp, with two main operations in Brazil, one in Camaçari, Bahia, and the other in Lençóis Paulista, São Paulo.

In addition to its operations in Brazil, Bracell has an administrative office in Singapore and sales offices in Asia, Europe, and the United States.

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Bracell Cellulose Seeks New Talents to Work in Its Industrial, Forestry, Logistics, and Administrative Processes and Operations

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