Cielo Is Offering 92 Home Office and On-Site Positions for Candidates From Nearly All of Brazil

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Published on 06/11/2023 at 11:36

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Cielo Opens Selection Process with More Than 90 Positions for Remote and In-Person Work, Aimed at Professionals and University Students.

Cielo, the Brazilian financial services company, is conducting a new selection process that aims to hire professionals to fill home office and in-person positions in various areas. There are opportunities in technology, management, accounting, and much more. In addition to traditional permanent positions, Cielo also has openings for interns.

Job Openings Offered in Cielo’s Selection Process

These are home office positions available in almost all of Brazil and in-person opportunities in the states of São Paulo, Bahia, Mato Grosso do Sul, Ceará, Minas Gerais, Tocantins, Espírito Santo, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, and many more:

Commercial | Commercial Development Analyst I;
Developer C | POS Terminals and Linux Platform;
Technology Services Specialist (QA);
Business Architect;
Senior DevOps;
Salesforce Service Specialist | Service Cloud;
QA TEST ANALYST;
Intern in Data;
Senior Systems Development Analyst;
Technology Development Specialist (Cloud);
Senior DevOps Analyst;
Technical Coordinator of Smart Solutions;
Technology Development Specialist;
Front End Systems Coordinator | React and Node;
Data Specialist;
Senior Data Governance Analyst;
Data Science Specialist;
FrontEnd Tech Lead | React and Node;
Senior Production and Manufacturing Analyst;
Senior Data Science Analyst;
POS Developer | Smart POS;
Internship | Accounting;
Test Automation Specialist;
Salesforce Specialist – Sales;
CSIRT Specialist | SOC;
Data Scientist;
Senior Automation QA (Salesforce);
Senior Business Analytics;
Commercial | Business Relationship Manager;
RPA Developer (Mid-level);
IT Performance Specialist;
Data Engineer;
Mainframe Development Specialist;
Senior Products Analyst;
Internship in Strategy and Finance;
Internship in Technology Development;
Senior Salesforce Developer;
Internship in the Commercial Area;
Senior Java Developer;
Senior Android Developer;
Commercial | Business Manager;
Senior Android Developer;
CHATBOT CURATION ANALYST;
Senior Pricing Analyst;
ETL Developer;
Tech Lead;
Full Stack Java Developer;
Integration and API Architecture Specialist.

Applications for Cielo’s Selection Process Take Place Online

These and many other home office and in-person positions can be found on Cielo’s career site on the Gupy platform.

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About the Company

At Cielo, people are driven by dreams and, more importantly, by transformation. Thus, the company works every day to fulfill its purpose of simplifying and boosting businesses for everyone, delivering intelligent and accessible financial solutions that are part of everyday life for those who move Brazil.

To achieve this, it invests heavily in technology, creating an environment conducive to development and fostering innovation to continuously expand its capacity to create new possibilities and make a positive impact on the world. Furthermore, the company believes that the key to progress lies in the inclusion and acceptance of all people, with their uniqueness and diverse experiences.

Cielo Is Offering 92 Home Office and On-Site Positions for Candidates From Nearly All of Brazil

Cielo Opens Selection Process with More Than 90 Positions for Remote and In-Person Work, Aimed at Professionals and University Students.

Job Openings Offered in Cielo’s Selection Process

Applications for Cielo’s Selection Process Take Place Online

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Cielo Is Offering 92 Home Office and On-Site Positions for Candidates From Nearly All of Brazil

Cielo Opens Selection Process with More Than 90 Positions for Remote and In-Person Work, Aimed at Professionals and University Students.

Job Openings Offered in Cielo’s Selection Process

Applications for Cielo’s Selection Process Take Place Online

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