Company Opens 200 Remote Job Vacancies For Candidates Of All Ages, With Technical And Higher Education Levels, To Work From The Comfort Of Home, Anywhere In Brazil, On June 18

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Published on 18/06/2021 at 14:45

Updated on 18/06/2021 at 15:11

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NAVA Technology for Business Calls for 200 Home Office Job Openings; Professionals from Anywhere in Brazil Can Participate in the Selection Process

NAVA Technology for Business, a technology company specializing in providing platforms and services, has 200 job openings for technical and higher education available. They are divided into the areas of Development, Infrastructure (including security, support, monitoring) and other specific profiles. The positions are 100% remote during the pandemic, allowing professionals from anywhere in the country to participate in the selection process.

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As has been happening in recent years, in 2021, companies continue to search for professionals in technology and other related fields, such as Product, UX, and Digital Marketing, and have increased the number of hires.

According to a survey conducted by the Brazilian Association of Information Technology and Communication Companies (Brasscom), the IT sector is expected to hire approximately 420,000 people across the country by 2024, and opportunities are available for workers of all ages with technical and higher education levels.

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The headquarters are located in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, with the possibility of on-site work in São Paulo for some specific positions. Among them, the following mid-level and senior positions stand out:

.NET Developer;
JAVA Developer;
iOS Developer;
Android Developer;
Front End Developers;
Front End Specialists / Architects;
VB6 Developer;
Sinacor Support Analyst;
SIGOM Analyst;
Full Stack Developers; among others.

Information and requirements for all 200 job openings for technical and higher education are available on the company’s website, at this link.

NAVA is a technology and lean culture company focused on business, formed by professionals passionate about challenges and committed to results. For 25 years, the company has connected talents, skills, and opportunities to deliver technological solutions aligned with the business purposes of large companies in the Financial, Telecommunications, Insurance, and Services sectors. The company is always looking for people to strengthen its team and simplify the business world!

Company Opens 200 Remote Job Vacancies For Candidates Of All Ages, With Technical And Higher Education Levels, To Work From The Comfort Of Home, Anywhere In Brazil, On June 18

NAVA Technology for Business Calls for 200 Home Office Job Openings; Professionals from Anywhere in Brazil Can Participate in the Selection Process

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