Automotive Company With 300 Job Openings For Various Positions In The State Of Minas Gerais

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/05/2019 at 13:16

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Attention Professionals from the State of Minas Gerais, Automotive Company Offers Nearly 300 Positions for Various Roles

Grupo Selpe, a people management Recruiting and Selection company, recently announced through its official news outlet many vacancies to fill the staff of a company in the automotive sector in the city of Betim in the state of Minas Gerais. There are almost 300 positions available for professionals with elementary, middle, technical, and higher education, with opportunities for PCD professionals. The list of available positions will follow.

Grupo Selpe is one of the pioneers in Brazil in the outsourcing of Recruiting and Selection services with over 50 years of accumulated experience, making every effort to find professionals with the capabilities and skills to evolve within the companies, adding value and developing the entire business of their clients.

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About the Positions

100 positions for Production Operator
60 positions for Production Leader
10 positions for Forklift Operator
70 positions for Logistics Assistant
15 positions for Maintenance Mechanic
4 positions for Heavy Machinery Operator
1 position for PCD Receptionist
1 position for Electronics Technician
Technical Internship in Mechanics, Electromechanics, and/or Mechatronics
Internship for higher education in Engineering, Computer Science, Economics

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If you are a professional specialized in any of the areas above and are interested in the position, just click here, and you will be directed to the company’s website where you can learn about the requirements and submit your application.Attention, don’t waste time, as the positions will not be available for long.

Coincidence or not, it is just speculation, but all indications are that the positions are for the Fiat factory located in the city of Betim – MG, check out the full article below.

Fiat Chrysler (FCA) announced this Wednesday, May 22, that it will invest R$ 8.5 billion in the Betim (MG) factory, the largest vehicle plant in Brazil. Part of this amount, R$ 500 million, will be used to implement a new turbo engine line. The total will be applied by 2024 in the expansion of the unit.

Automotive Company With 300 Job Openings For Various Positions In The State Of Minas Gerais

Attention Professionals from the State of Minas Gerais, Automotive Company Offers Nearly 300 Positions for Various Roles

About the Positions

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Automotive Company With 300 Job Openings For Various Positions In The State Of Minas Gerais

Attention Professionals from the State of Minas Gerais, Automotive Company Offers Nearly 300 Positions for Various Roles

About the Positions

Application

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