Continental, The Most Important Multinational in The Tire and Automotive Parts Industry, Invites Applications For Job Openings in Its Plants in SP, BA, and More

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Published on 27/12/2021 at 07:39

Updated on 27/12/2021 at 07:41

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The German Multinational Continental, a Reference in the Automotive Sector for Parts and Tires, Opens Job and Internship Opportunities at Its Plants in SP, BA, and PR

If you want to work for a global company, your opportunity has arrived! Continental has job openings at its plants in SP, BA, and PR. Build a solid career at this German multinational, a leader in tire and parts manufacturing in the automotive sector. Check the positions and how to submit your resume.

Continental AG is now one of the leading brands in the automotive sector, primarily influencing the European market, having experienced significant growth in the Asian and American continents (United States and Latin America).

This reference brand in the automotive industry is the creator of the technology that produces the current safest tire in the world and is the main supplier of electronic equipment and tires for various renowned brands, including Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Volkswagen, among other major automotive manufacturers.

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See Below the Main Job Openings to Work at the Multinational Continental

CT MFS BRA Engineering Manager
Post-Sales Analyst
CT CS BRA SCM Coordinator
Junior Commercial Analyst
SAP Consultant – Time Management – HR IT
SAP Consultant – Payroll – HR IT
Purchaser for Productive Materials
CT AD BRA Engineering Analyst
Quality Coordinator
SAP Developer
Supply Chain Manager
Senior Personnel Administration Analyst
Junior Personnel Administration Analyst
SAP System Analyst (FI / CO)
Talent Bank
Interns – Jundiai Location

Application: Those interested in applying for the job openings above can find more details and register directly on the company’s website, at this link.

Note that the positions available are subject to change and may be filled or altered at any time.

Continental, The Most Important Multinational in The Tire and Automotive Parts Industry, Invites Applications For Job Openings in Its Plants in SP, BA, and More

The German Multinational Continental, a Reference in the Automotive Sector for Parts and Tires, Opens Job and Internship Opportunities at Its Plants in SP, BA, and PR

See Below the Main Job Openings to Work at the Multinational Continental

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Continental, The Most Important Multinational in The Tire and Automotive Parts Industry, Invites Applications For Job Openings in Its Plants in SP, BA, and More

The German Multinational Continental, a Reference in the Automotive Sector for Parts and Tires, Opens Job and Internship Opportunities at Its Plants in SP, BA, and PR

See Below the Main Job Openings to Work at the Multinational Continental

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