Company Opens Job Vacancies for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Graduates in São Paulo for Those Seeking a Chance in the Formal Job Market

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/06/2021 at 15:07

Updated on 22/06/2021 at 18:05

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Passarelli, One of the Largest Companies in Brazil in Engineering and Construction Solutions, Has Job Openings for São Paulo and Surrounding Areas

Passarelli Construction Company has job openings advertised in the São Paulo region. There are several opportunities for those seeking a chance in the job market, ensuring a signed work contract and financial stability.

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The company operates in the engineering sector, maintaining a tradition of high quality, ethics, and adherence to deadlines. In all practices and activities available through Passarelli, there is an incessant pursuit of innovation.

Passarelli has job openings available in the São Paulo region and is looking for qualified talents to join an innovative, ethical, and performance-driven professional environment.

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Check Out the Job Openings at Engineering Company Passarelli

Communication Assistant;
Junior Lawyer;
Administrative Assistant for PWD;
QSMS Assistant;
Technical Assistant (Mechanical Engineering);
Safety Technician;
Receptionist – PWD;
Buyer;
Technical Assistant;
Administrative Assistant / Receptionist for PWD.

Benefits: Passarelli has job opportunities and advertises hiring possibilities with benefits in addition to fixed remuneration. Employees receive health insurance, gym assistance, partnerships with partner companies, home office, training programs, life insurance, transportation vouchers, and meal vouchers.

Application: Interested candidates in applying for available job openings can access the application page AT THIS LINK, select the desired opportunity, submit an updated resume, and await feedback from the company.

About Passarelli

Founded in 1932, Passarelli is one of the largest companies in Brazil in intelligent and complete engineering and construction solutions, always guided by its values and the relentless pursuit of innovation. The company offers services in three areas of business: real estate, buildings, and infrastructure. Since the 1960s, it has been responsible for numerous sanitation works, acting as a specialist in projects from North to South of the country. Its portfolio includes important industrial and logistical enterprises, such as the Stihl R&D center (RS) and the Tetra Pak Distribution Center (SP), and in the real estate sector, it has already delivered more than 40 residential condominiums, totaling 7,000 apartments, in addition to commercial units.

Company Opens Job Vacancies for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Graduates in São Paulo for Those Seeking a Chance in the Formal Job Market

Passarelli, One of the Largest Companies in Brazil in Engineering and Construction Solutions, Has Job Openings for São Paulo and Surrounding Areas

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