Companhia Brasileira de Infraestrutura contrata para vagas no Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian Infrastructure Company Hires for Positions in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/07/2020 at 11:16

Updated on 02/07/2020 at 11:25

Companhia Brasileira de Infraestrutura contrata para vagas no Rio de Janeiro

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4 Positions Announced by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company, CBSI, for Job Openings in Itaguaí and Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro.

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Check Below the Positions Announced for Job Openings by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company in Rio de Janeiro

Benefits

The Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company offers its employees: dental assistance, gym assistance, agreements with partner companies, cafeteria, life insurance, food allowance, transportation voucher, and Christmas basket.

Application

If you are a resident of Rio de Janeiro and are interested in any of the job openings above, to apply, just click on the desired position.

Remember that resumes that do not fit the profile will not be considered for the selection processes. Applications must be made directly through the website.

Brazilian Infrastructure Company Hires for Positions in Rio de Janeiro

4 Positions Announced by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company, CBSI, for Job Openings in Itaguaí and Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro.

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