Coca-Cola FEMSA Ends The Week With Job Openings For High School And College Graduates To Work In São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, And More

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Published on 29/08/2020 at 11:21

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In Total, There Are 47 Job Openings by Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil for the States of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, and More

Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, the largest bottler of Coca-Cola products in the world by sales volume, has job openings available on this August 29 for various locations in Brazil, such as São Paulo, Santa Catarina, among others. There are 47 opportunities available for the positions of Salesperson, Analyst, Promoter, Technician, Helper, Young Apprentice, and much more. Learn how to submit your resume shortly below.

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With approximately 18,000 employees, Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil works to serve 72 million consumers daily in the states of São Paulo, MG, PR, MS, and part of RJ, producing and distributing the most comprehensive beverage portfolio.

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Check Below the Job Openings Available by Bottler Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil

Young Apprentice in Occupational Safety
Temporary Operational Assistant (Summer Plan)
Maintenance Analyst PL (Focus on Automation)
External Salesperson
Administrative Assistant
Human Resources Analyst
Delivery Driver
Truck Driver – Summer Plan (Temporary)
Promoter
Human Resources Analyst
ETE/ETA Technician
Security Supervisor
Maintenance Supervisor
Junior Laboratory Technician
Water Treatment Supervisor
Promoter – Summer Plan (Temporary)
Beer Developer
Delivery Assistant (Talent Bank Program)
Administrative Assistant
Manufacturing Specialist
Young Apprentice in Administrative/Commercial Areas
Generalist HR Analyst
Production Supervisor
Junior Mechanical Maintenance Technician
Junior Occupational Safety Technician
Intermittent Operational Assistant

How to Apply

Interested candidates for the job openings at Coca-Cola FEMSA should apply by clicking this link here and will be redirected to the company’s application page. Good luck!

In Brazil, it is present as Coca-Cola FEMSA in 48% of the national territory, employing around 20,000 employees and serving over 88 million consumers, distributed across 10 factories, 44 distribution centers, 24 Cross Dockings, and 21 Cross Trucks, with the Jundiaí unit in São Paulo being the largest in the world by sales volume of Coca-Cola products.

Coca-Cola FEMSA Ends The Week With Job Openings For High School And College Graduates To Work In São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, And More

In Total, There Are 47 Job Openings by Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil for the States of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, and More

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Check Below the Job Openings Available by Bottler Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil

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Coca-Cola FEMSA Ends The Week With Job Openings For High School And College Graduates To Work In São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, And More

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