Coca-Cola Opens Recruitment Process in Several States of Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/06/2019 at 11:12

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The Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, The Largest Coca-Cola Bottler in The Country. With Approximately 18 Thousand Employees, It Has Over 40 Job Openings On This June 4th For Various Professional Areas In Several States Of Brazil.

The Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, the largest Coca-Cola bottler in the country, is looking for professionals to serve some of its 35 distribution centers and 9 factories, including Jundiaí (SP), the largest factory by production volume in the world, as well as the largest green factory in the Coca-Cola system in Brazil, located in Itabirito (MG). Continue reading to find out the available positions

The Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil works to serve 72 million consumers daily in the states of SP, MG, PR, MS, and part of RJ, producing and distributing the most complete portfolio of beverages.

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COCA-COLA FEMSA JOB OPENINGS

Distribution and Operations Supervisor
Sales Executive
Mechanic – Vehicles
Delivery Driver
Parking Attendant Driver
Researcher
Maintenance Programmer
Promoter
Promoter (with own car)
Stock Clerk
Production Technician
Quality Technician
Junior Occupational Safety Technician
Salesperson
Field Salesperson

Benefits

Competitive salary
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Credit cooperative
Product discounts
Profit or Results Sharing
Cafeteria
Meal voucher
Transportation voucher

Application

Coca-Cola’s mission is “to satisfy and delight beverage consumers with excellence,” and to achieve this goal, they need to have the best employees in the world on their team! If you are interested in any of the positions above, click here to learn about the requirements and apply for the job.

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Coca-Cola Opens Recruitment Process in Several States of Brazil

The Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, The Largest Coca-Cola Bottler in The Country. With Approximately 18 Thousand Employees, It Has Over 40 Job Openings On This June 4th For Various Professional Areas In Several States Of Brazil.

COCA-COLA FEMSA JOB OPENINGS

Benefits

Application

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