Braskem Has Opened A New Selection Process With 62 Job Openings For Candidates With And Without Experience, Check How To Apply!

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Published on 31/01/2024 at 10:54

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Braskem Opens Selection Process to Fill Dozens of Job and Internship Vacancies in Several States of Brazil, Covering Various Areas.

Braskem, a renowned global company with industrial units in Brazil, the United States, Germany, and Mexico, ends January with a major initiative: the opening of a new selection process that offers dozens of job vacancies in various areas. In addition to the available opportunities in Brazil, the multinational also announces vacancies in its international facilities.

List of Job Vacancies Available in Braskem’s Selection Process

The Braskem selection process seeks professionals residing in the states of Bahia, São Paulo, Alagoas, Rio Grande do Sul, Rio de Janeiro, and more.

In addition to effective opportunities, the company also offers opportunities for interns entering the job market. Among the job vacancies opened by Braskem are:

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Applications for Job Vacancies in the Selection Process Can Be Submitted Online

If none of the opportunities mentioned above fit your profile, it is important to highlight that the company also has a talent pool for interested candidates. Therefore, when a vacancy opens, the company will get in touch.

Those interested in applying for the job vacancies in the selection process should visit Braskem’s career site on the LinkedIn platform or the company’s official website. It will be necessary to register on the platform, as well as fill out some important information and submit a resume.

The company did not mention salaries and benefits; thus, these will be disclosed as the selection process progresses.

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Braskem is inspired every day through different experiences. It values autonomy, collaboration, freedom, and diversity, and is committed to promoting an inclusive work environment without distinction based on disability, sexual orientation, gender, race, age, origin, family constitution, and aesthetics.

Why Work at Braskem?

At Braskem, all employees are encouraged to make a difference every day, evolving and learning constantly in a dynamic, inspiring, and flexible work environment. Braskem never stops, always wanting to go further; therefore, it stimulates and seeks people who challenge it. It believes that innovative attitudes transform society and the planet; thus, innovation is in everything the company does, in its products, processes, and also in how it operates.

In petrochemicals, people are encouraged to develop their own path, with various development opportunities and career possibilities. It is worth mentioning that Braskem is a Brazilian company operating in the chemical and petrochemical sector, with 41 industrial units distributed in Brazil, the United States, Mexico, and Germany.

Braskem Has Opened A New Selection Process With 62 Job Openings For Candidates With And Without Experience, Check How To Apply!

Braskem Opens Selection Process to Fill Dozens of Job and Internship Vacancies in Several States of Brazil, Covering Various Areas.

List of Job Vacancies Available in Braskem’s Selection Process

Applications for Job Vacancies in the Selection Process Can Be Submitted Online

Why Work at Braskem?

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Braskem Has Opened A New Selection Process With 62 Job Openings For Candidates With And Without Experience, Check How To Apply!

Braskem Opens Selection Process to Fill Dozens of Job and Internship Vacancies in Several States of Brazil, Covering Various Areas.

List of Job Vacancies Available in Braskem’s Selection Process

Applications for Job Vacancies in the Selection Process Can Be Submitted Online

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