Multiple Job Openings Announced By Recruitment Company In Macaé-RJ

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/03/2019 at 18:50

Updated on 28/03/2019 at 20:51

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Time Is Extremely Short to Apply, and There Are Only 2 Days Left to Submit Resumes. The Job Opportunities Are for Purchasing, Warehouse, and Reception Areas.

The company Aldeia announced this week several job openings for large multinational companies in the city of Macaé. A leader in professional recruitment services, the company currently operates in over 30 countries and has customized recruitment solutions. At the moment, it is looking for professionals in the purchasing, warehouse, and reception areas for the city of Macaé. This week, several job openings in the oil sector were also announced, not just for the city of Macaé. At the top of the site, there is a search magnifying glass: type the names of other companies to stay informed about their latest hires and news.

See Below the Open Positions:

1 Technical Buyer for Immediate Start

Higher education in Administration, Production Engineering, or Accounting;
Experience with ERP; Previous experience in the role is desirable;
English – advanced;
Responsible for monitoring indicators / managing and evaluating suppliers; Assessing proposals and negotiating contracts; among other activities;

1 Bilingual Receptionist

Advanced English;
Customer service;
Receiving distribution documents;
Telephone support;
Supporting visitor services;
Experience with ERP enhances the profile;

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1 Buyer

Monitor and update purchase requests;
Register new suppliers; Negotiate deadlines / QA / Costs;
Analyze costs;
Professionals from the accounting area;
Intermediate – advanced English;

1 Purchasing Assistant

Intermediate – advanced English;
Completed high school in technical Administration or Accounting;
Experience with ERP;
Experience in the area is desirable; Support in purchasing/quotations processes. Negotiation with suppliers among other activities in the area;

1 Warehouse Worker

Experience with ERP;
2-3 years in the area is desirable;
Desirable – Basic – intermediate English;
Responsible for managing documentation, distribution, and inventory of products;
Cyclical and annual inventory.

To apply for the positions, simply send your resume urgently to the email: marcia.carvalho@aldeia.com

Multiple Job Openings Announced By Recruitment Company In Macaé-RJ

Time Is Extremely Short to Apply, and There Are Only 2 Days Left to Submit Resumes. The Job Opportunities Are for Purchasing, Warehouse, and Reception Areas.

See Below the Open Positions:

1 Technical Buyer for Immediate Start

1 Bilingual Receptionist

1 Buyer

1 Purchasing Assistant

1 Warehouse Worker

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Time Is Extremely Short to Apply, and There Are Only 2 Days Left to Submit Resumes. The Job Opportunities Are for Purchasing, Warehouse, and Reception Areas.

See Below the Open Positions:

1 Technical Buyer for Immediate Start

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