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Start Your International Career Now! German Multinational Offers Various Job Vacancies in Portugal at Different Education Levels

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/12/2024 at 22:09

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German Company Lufthansa Technik Invests in New Unit in Portugal and Creates 700 Jobs in the Country. Apply Now!

The German multinational Lufthansa Technik announced a significant investment in Portugal, with the construction of a new facility in Santa Maria da Feira, in the north of the country. The project, in addition to modernizing the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) sector for aircraft and components, promises to create more than 700 jobs, with recruitment expected to start in 2025, according to the website Vagas Pelo Mundo.

Lufthansa Technik: Global Reference in MRO

Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, Lufthansa Technik is a member of the Lufthansa Group and global leader in maintenance services for aircraft, engines and components. The new unit in Portugal, which will be built in the “Lusopark” business park, is about 35 kilometers from Porto, will be equipped with cutting-edge technologies.

According to Harald Gloy, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, “this is a milestone in the history of Lufthansa Technik. Portugal was chosen for its strategic location in the European Union, political stability, advanced infrastructure, and attractive labor market.”

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Job Openings and Training Center

The 700 new jobs include positions such as mechanics, electronics technicians, engineers, process managers, and human resources. Even before the inauguration, Lufthansa Technik plans to open a training center in 2025, preparing professionals for the start of operations.

Opportunities Already Available in Other Countries

Currently, Lufthansa Technik is hiring for various positions in other countries, such as:

Manufacturing Engineer
Electronics Technician
Digitalization Project Manager
Aerospace Tools Coordinator
Engine Mechanic

These positions may serve as a reference for future opportunities in Portugal.

How to Apply for Positions at the German Multinational

Those interested in working for the German multinational should access Lufthansa Technik’s career portal, select the country and position of interest, and submit their resume in the language of the job listing.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Although positions in Portugal are not yet posted, the company assures that they will be announced soon on the official website and LinkedIn.

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Start Your International Career Now! German Multinational Offers Various Job Vacancies in Portugal at Different Education Levels

German Company Lufthansa Technik Invests in New Unit in Portugal and Creates 700 Jobs in the Country. Apply Now!

Lufthansa Technik: Global Reference in MRO

Job Openings and Training Center

Opportunities Already Available in Other Countries

How to Apply for Positions at the German Multinational

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Start Your International Career Now! German Multinational Offers Various Job Vacancies in Portugal at Different Education Levels

German Company Lufthansa Technik Invests in New Unit in Portugal and Creates 700 Jobs in the Country. Apply Now!

Lufthansa Technik: Global Reference in MRO

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How to Apply for Positions at the German Multinational

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Norway is drilling 27 kilometers of rock 392 meters below the bottom of a fjord to build the world’s largest and deepest underwater road tunnel — when completed, a 21-hour journey will be reduced to 10.

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