Construtora Techint Engenharia com vagas de emprego para São Paulo

Techint Engineering Hiring Job Openings in São Paulo

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Published on 06/02/2020 at 13:19

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Reference in Engineering, Techint Construction Opens Positions for Tax and Training/Development Areas in São Paulo

The Techint Engineering company provides integrated engineering, supply, construction, operation, and maintenance services for large-scale projects globally in the Oil & Gas Energy, Mining, and Industrial Plants sectors. Today, the company has job openings in São Paulo. The company has 19,500 employees worldwide and 70 years of experience.

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting; Must have expertise in municipal, state, and federal tax calculations, including the following taxes – PIS, COFINS, CPRB, ICMS, ICMS-ST, ISS, II, withheld taxes (INSS, IRRF, CSRF (PCC)), PIS and COFINS on financial revenue, IRPJ and CSLL.; Previous experience in the area; Knowledge of Spanish will be a differential.

Monitoring of Electronic Tax Domiciles (Federal, State, and Municipal); Assistance to tax audits; Acting, supporting, and advising in judicial and administrative processes (State, Municipal, and Federal); Preparation and review of reports; Understanding of direct and indirect tax calculations; Knowledge in accounting finance, reporting, and provisions.

Training and Development Analyst – São Paulo, SP

Bachelor’s degree in Administration, Psychology, HR Management, or related fields; Knowledge in platforms like LMS and/or e-learnings + digital tools for training (e.g. Degreed) is desirable; Knowledge in profile assessment methodologies such as DISC or PPA is desirable; Previous experience in the area; Knowledge of Spanish.

Some of the responsibilities: Responsible for managing the training matrix, as well as applicable regulations and laws; Management and monitoring of the EPC Training platform; Support company-wide projects in Brazil regarding applied training.

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Techint Engineering Hiring Job Openings in São Paulo

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