Brisanet Opens Recruitment Process for Filling More Than 400 Job Vacancies in Ceará

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/12/2021 at 11:29

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Brisanet Opens Applications for Its Selection Process with Job Vacancies in Ceará. There Are 429 Vacancies, of Which 100 Are for the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza

Brisanet, a telecommunications company, is accepting applications for its selection process comprising 429 job vacancies in Ceará, from December of this year to January of next year. There are about 100 job vacancies just for the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza. The opportunities in Ceará are aimed at operational positions such as fiber optic cable splicer and telecommunications installer and also for administrative and commercial sectors. The selected professionals will work in the cities of Caucaia and Fortaleza.

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The Brisanet selection process takes place online on the company’s job opportunities website. Through the company’s page, candidates can access the available job vacancies and have the chance to apply for the position that best fits their profile. Here are some opportunities from the selection process in Ceará:

Corporate and Contracts Lawyer
Tax Lawyer
Driver’s Assistant
Administrative Analyst
Commercial Analyst

Database Analyst
Internal Communication Analyst
Performance Management Analyst
Civil Infrastructure Analyst
Electrical Infrastructure Analyst

Bidding Analyst
Marketing Analyst
Cable Installer
Data Scientist
Designer

It is possible to find several other opportunities on the company’s website. It is worth mentioning that on December 18, Brisanet will receive resumes in person at Sesi of Parangaba Neighborhood, at 8 AM.

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Submit Your Application and Work at Brisanet

Interested candidates wishing to participate in the selection process for job vacancies at Brisanet in Ceará should access the company’s job opportunities website and select their desired position.

The website also provides information about the positions, requirements, and about the company. To apply, in addition to registering on the platform, it will be necessary to attach a resume or manually fill in data about yourself, your experience, education, and more.

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Brisanet Opens Job Vacancies in Other States

Additionally, the company has 274 vacancies open in Pernambuco. The opportunities in this selection process are aimed at positions such as: Telecommunications Installer, Fiber Optic Cable Splicer, and Telecommunications Repairer.

It is important to highlight that the company’s vacancies are targeted at the following municipalities: Paulista, Olinda, Igarassu, Jaboatão dos Guararapes, Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Camaragibe, São Lourenço da Mata, Garanhuns, Surubim, Petrolina, Araripina, and Ouricuri.

The vacancies offered in both states total 1,164 opportunities across nine northeastern states. The goal is for Brisanet to be present in all northeastern states by 2023. The vacancies have been distributed as follows:

429 in Ceará
274 in Pernambuco
146 in Bahia
89 in Piauí
33 in Alagoas
77 in Maranhão
37 in Sergipe
31 in Paraíba
48 in Rio Grande do Norte

Currently, the company has one million subscribers operating in seven states in the region with approximately 7,500 employees, 4,000 of whom were hired just this year. These vacancies can also be found on the company’s job opportunities website.

Brisanet Opens Recruitment Process for Filling More Than 400 Job Vacancies in Ceará

Brisanet Opens Applications for Its Selection Process with Job Vacancies in Ceará. There Are 429 Vacancies, of Which 100 Are for the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza

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Check Out Brisanet Job Vacancies

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