Construction Industry Hires Apprentice, Assistant, Mason's Helper, and More Professionals for Job and Internship Vacancies on This Day 26

Construction Industry Hires Apprentice, Assistant, Mason’s Helper, and More Professionals for Job and Internship Vacancies on This Day 26

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/03/2021 at 17:55

Fábrica da Astra em Jundiaí/ Fonte: Itupeva Agora

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Astra Is Hiring for Job and Internship Positions in Jundiaí (SP), Professionals with Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Astra S/A Industry and Commerce, founded in 1957, in the city of Jundiaí – 60km from the capital of São Paulo – is a multi-specialized company that creates and sells products and solutions for people’s daily lives. It has a diverse portfolio, composed of items aimed at construction. Today, March 26, the company has job and internship opportunities for professionals with elementary, high school, and higher education. All job vacancies are intended for the state of São Paulo.

Check the Details of Job and Internship Positions in São Paulo!

Apprentice

Must be at least enrolled in high school;
Available for 8-hour shifts (work and training classes);
Expected start date is June 2021;
Reside in one of the following cities: Cabreúva, Campo Limpo Paulista, Francisco Morato, Franco da Rocha, Itupeva, Jundiaí, Várzea Paulista.

Foreign Trade Assistant

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At least 18 years old;
Complete Higher Education;
Knowledge of the Office Suite;
Fluent English;
Willingness to travel.

Technical Assistance Assistant in Information Technology

At least 18 years old;
Minimum complete high school;
Knowledge in computer assembly and maintenance;
Must have a driver’s license for a car;
Reside in one of the following cities: Cabreúva, Campo Limpo Paulista, Itupeva, Jundiaí, Várzea Paulista.

Internship in Engineering

Enrolled from the 1st year of Engineering (any field);
Knowledge of the Office Suite;
Availability to intern in Jundiaí.

Toolmaker

At least 18 years old;
Training in tooling, machining and/or mechanics and knowledge in mechanical drawing;
Experience in the construction and maintenance of plastic molds.

Sales Representative

Must have an active commercial representation company with an active CNAE;
Proven experience in the condominium sector;
With a client portfolio from the regions of the city of São Paulo, or São Paulo coast or Paraíba Valley;
Desirable to already work with other companies in the sector.

Semi-Skilled Toolmaker

At least 18 years old;
With experience in Plastic Molds;
Training in Toolmaking, Machining or Mechanics, knowledge in Mechanical Drawing.

Bricklayer’s Helper

At least 18 years old;
Literacy;
Reside in one of the following cities: Cabreúva, Campo Limpo Paulista, Francisco Morato, Franco da Rocha, Itupeva, Jundiaí, Várzea Paulista.

Applications: Click on the desired position to apply for one of the job or internship openings designated for the state of São Paulo. Good luck!

Construction Industry Hires Apprentice, Assistant, Mason’s Helper, and More Professionals for Job and Internship Vacancies on This Day 26

Astra Is Hiring for Job and Internship Positions in Jundiaí (SP), Professionals with Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Check the Details of Job and Internship Positions in São Paulo!

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Construction Industry Hires Apprentice, Assistant, Mason’s Helper, and More Professionals for Job and Internship Vacancies on This Day 26

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