EMBRAPA Finally Announces Public Competition: 890 Positions Authorized and Salaries Over R$ 11,000, Along With a Wide Range of Benefits!

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Published on 07/08/2024 at 16:13

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After A Long Wait Of 14 Years, EMBRAPA (Brazilian Agricultural Research Company) Confirmed A New Public Competition!

After more than a decade without new competitions, EMBRAPA finally brought news that many had been eagerly awaiting. The president of the institution, Silvia Massruhá, announced that 890 positions will be distributed over the coming years, starting in 2024. The first 268 positions will be offered in the next announcement, expected to be released in the first half of 2024. These opportunities cover careers as Researcher, Technician, and Analyst, with salaries that can reach up to R$ 11 thousand, according to financialcolumn.

Reasons For The New EMBRAPA Competition

The confirmation of the new EMBRAPA competition came on August 9, 2023, through President Silvia Massruhá. The main reason for this selection is the current deficit of employees in the institution. Since the last competition held in 2014, EMBRAPA had been using a reserve list, but the situation worsened with a layoff program in 2019, which resulted in the departure of many employees close to retirement. This competition therefore arrives at a critical moment, filling gaps and ensuring the full functioning of the company.

Details Of The Positions

In total, 890 positions have been authorized and will be distributed over four years. However, internal studies indicate that the need may reach 1,126 professionals, considering budgetary impact. This suggests that EMBRAPA might include positions for a reserve list, in addition to immediate opportunities. According to Portaria SEST/SEDDMME No. 8.698/2021, the institution has a total limit of 8,934 positions, divided between the permanent staff (8,893) and the temporary staff of amnesty recipients (41). Currently, EMBRAPA has around 7.8 thousand active employees.

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Registration And Requirements For The EMBRAPA Competition

Candidates interested in participating in the selection process must meet some general requirements. Among them are Brazilian or Portuguese nationality, being up to date with electoral obligations, possessing a certificate of military service or exemption from conscription (for male candidates), being at least 18 years old on the hiring date, and having the physical and mental capability to perform the duties of the position.

The positions offered by EMBRAPA are distributed across three main areas:

Higher Level Technician:

· Requirements: A diploma in the chosen specialty, registration with the relevant council, and sometimes a minimum of one year of experience in the field after graduation.

· Responsibilities: Management of budgetary, financial, accounting, and auditing activities, as well as the preparation and analysis of reports and opinions.

· Initial Salary: R$ 4,790.41.

Analyst:

· Requirements: A diploma in the desired specialty, registration with the relevant council, and possibly a master’s degree.

· Responsibilities: Management of research support projects, administration of internal processes, and development of strategic solutions.

· Initial Salary: R$ 9,415.06.

Researcher:

· Requirements: A diploma in the chosen specialty, a master’s or doctoral degree as appropriate for the area.

· Responsibilities: Preparation, execution, and evaluation of research and development projects related to EMBRAPA’s core activities.

· Initial Salary: R$ 11,047.22.

Benefits And Advantages

In addition to attractive salaries, EMBRAPA offers various benefits to its employees, including Medical Assistance

Group Life Insurance;

Transportation Allowance;

Social Security;

Food/Meal Allowance;

Allowance For Disabled Children;

Service Time Bonus and

Position Bonus.

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How To Prepare For The Competition

If you are interested in the job openings offered by EMBRAPA, it’s important to start preparing as soon as possible. The first step is to access the institution’s careers portal to follow the publication of the announcement and get detailed information about the covered specialties and the content of the exams. Additionally, it’s worth investing in specific preparatory courses for public competitions and reviewing the subjects related to the desired areas of expertise.

Take this unique opportunity to be part of one of the most renowned institutions in Brazil and contribute to the advancement of agricultural research in the country.

Good Luck!

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EMBRAPA Finally Announces Public Competition: 890 Positions Authorized and Salaries Over R$ 11,000, Along With a Wide Range of Benefits!

After A Long Wait Of 14 Years, EMBRAPA (Brazilian Agricultural Research Company) Confirmed A New Public Competition!

Reasons For The New EMBRAPA Competition

Details Of The Positions

Registration And Requirements For The EMBRAPA Competition

Benefits And Advantages

How To Prepare For The Competition

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After A Long Wait Of 14 Years, EMBRAPA (Brazilian Agricultural Research Company) Confirmed A New Public Competition!

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Benefits And Advantages

How To Prepare For The Competition

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