Broncotex Hires Chemical Technician for Industrial Operations

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/05/2019 at 10:19

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Women Graduates in Technical Chemistry Are Required for Industrial Operations and Immediate Start

Bronotex is urgently seeking professionals with experience and qualifications to work in the company’s petrochemical sector, located in Barueri, São Paulo. It is emphasized that in addition to specific training, only female candidates will be allowed to participate in this round of opportunities; see the global requirements for this position:

Job Opening for Chemical Technician

Requirements: Experience in pH analysis, solids, viscosity, TMFF, tack and adhesion, film formation, resistance, etc…
Experience in the chemical industry in the resins and paints segment.
Residing in Barueri or nearby areas.
Gender: Female
Education: Technical Course in Chemistry
Availability to start immediately

Interested individuals who meet the qualifications can send their resume to alex@brancotex.com.br, indicating the desired job title in the subject line.
“Founded in August 1971 in the municipality of Barueri-SP, Brancotex is a 100% Brazilian company operating in the segments of textiles, paper and packaging, construction, self-adhesives, paints, and pigments, being one of the largest and most capable in the field.”

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