Brazil Logic Requests Automation Technician and Intern for SP

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/04/2019 at 13:17

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Brazil Logic Automation Specialist Is Hiring for Automation Technician and Internship Opportunities for College Students in Marketing, Business Administration, or Advertising

The technology solutions specialist in Automation announced this Friday, April 5th, on its official news outlet job opportunity for Automation Technician and internship vacancy for college students in Marketing, Business Administration, or Advertising. The vacancies are located in Indaiatuba, São Paulo. If you are interested, keep reading as the details will be below.

Automation Technician – Indaiatuba/SP

Requirements:

Technical High School in Automation
Experience with Rockwell and Siemens PLC programming
Supervisory System CE iFIX and FT View
Ethernet IP and Profinet Networks
Availability for travel

Pre-Sales Internship – Indaiatuba/SP

Requirements:

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Application

If you are interested in one of the above positions and meet the requirements set by the company, please send your resume to the email rh@blsistemas.com.br stating the name of the desired position in the subject line. Good luck!

Take the opportunity to learn more about the company, Brazil Logic specializes in providing automation technology solutions. The company develops projects for factory floor control and monitoring and integration with the corporate layer to support decision-making and add value to your business. Solutions for productivity enhancement, traceability, security, and operational management tools are the characteristics of the systems the company has to offer. All based on ethics, respect, focus, organization, planning, and profitability.

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Brazil Logic Requests Automation Technician and Intern for SP

Brazil Logic Automation Specialist Is Hiring for Automation Technician and Internship Opportunities for College Students in Marketing, Business Administration, or Advertising

Automation Technician – Indaiatuba/SP

Pre-Sales Internship – Indaiatuba/SP

Application

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Brazil Logic Requests Automation Technician and Intern for SP

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Automation Technician – Indaiatuba/SP

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Application

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