Rio de Janeiro's Comptroller General Announces Job Opening for Auditor

Rio de Janeiro’s Comptroller General Announces Job Opening for Auditor

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Published on 07/11/2023 at 18:12

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Open Opportunities for Qualified Professionals at CGE-RJ

The General Comptroller of the State of Rio de Janeiro (CGE-RJ) launches a public competition aiming to fill 10 immediate vacancies and create a reserve list for the position of State Auditor. This is a call to professionals who aspire to a strategic public career and wish to contribute to transparency and efficiency in public administration in Rio de Janeiro.

How to Participate in the Selection Process

Candidates with a higher education degree in areas such as Administration, Accounting, and Engineering, among others, can apply from November 8 to December 7, 2023. The process is conducted exclusively online, through the Cebraspe portal, at the link www.cebraspe.org.br/concursos/CGE_RJ_23. The application fee is R$ 118.33, and payment can be made until January 2, 2024, ensuring participation in the competition.

Salary and Work Schedule

Future state auditors will receive an attractive salary of R$ 11,121.66, including the base salary and bonuses provided by Law No. 9,631/2022. The work schedule will be 40 hours per week, aligned with the demands and responsibilities of the position.

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Competition Steps

The competition will consist of objective tests and a written test, scheduled for February 4, 2024, held in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro/RJ. Candidates will be tested on specific skills and knowledge relevant to effective performance in the Comptroller-General’s Office.

Additional Information and Contact

Those interested in more information can access the official competition website or contact the Candidate Service Center of Cebraspe, Monday to Friday, from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, by phone at (61) 3448-0100 or 0800 722 1125.

CGE-RJ and Cebraspe aim to attract highly qualified candidates to strengthen the technical staff of the agency, essential for supervising state accounts and promoting efficient and integrity-driven public administration. This competition is an unmissable opportunity for professionals seeking stability and wishing to make a difference in the public landscape of the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Source: Press imprensa@cebraspe.org.br

Rio de Janeiro’s Comptroller General Announces Job Opening for Auditor

Open Opportunities for Qualified Professionals at CGE-RJ

How to Participate in the Selection Process

Salary and Work Schedule

Competition Steps

Additional Information and Contact

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Competition Steps

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