Company Calls For Job Openings in São Paulo. There Are Positions Available in Various Fields for Candidates With and Without Experience

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Published on 29/04/2021 at 13:03

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Many Job Openings in São Paulo for Various Areas, Such as Trainee, Solutions Architecture, Engineering, Technology Recruiter, Among Others

In search of training high-performance professionals with experience from major companies in the market, such as Magalu, XP Investimentos, Grupo CVC, Porto Seguro, Gerdau, Genial Investimentos, Santander, Itaú, among other giants, Sciensa, a pioneering company in digital transformation in the Brazilian market, opens many job opportunities in São Paulo. Check out how to register your resume.

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The company aims to hire 200 employees by the end of the year. The opportunities are for various areas, such as trainee, solutions architecture, data engineering, technology recruiter, among others.

Sciensa Works to Transform Analog Companies into Digital Ones Through Technology

Enthusiastic and passionate about digital transformation, Sciensa works to turn analog companies into digital ones through technology and strategies, thus providing exponential and constant growth to Brazilian companies. To be part of the team, one must have ideas, diverse viewpoints, and “think outside the box,” as these points contribute to forming an engaged team, generating positive results.

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Check Below the Main Job Openings and Trainee Positions Open by the Company in São Paulo

Registration: Those interested in competing for the job openings above must click on the desired position to register their resume. Remembering that Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the selection process. Positions may be filled at any time by the company.

Trainee Program 2021 – Sciensa

Enrollment in one of the following courses and being in the penultimate or last semester: Technologist in Systems Analysis and Development, Bachelor’s in Information Systems, and/or Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering.

Benefits: PJ Contract (Hourly Rate + Cost Assistance), Office and Quality Equipment, Flexible Schedule, Home Office (1x a Week), Constant Training, Lectures and Events, Massage, Kitchen, Lounge & Video Game.

Registration: Searching for your first job? Those interested in participating in the Trainee Program must register their resume at this link.

Company Calls For Job Openings in São Paulo. There Are Positions Available in Various Fields for Candidates With and Without Experience

Many Job Openings in São Paulo for Various Areas, Such as Trainee, Solutions Architecture, Engineering, Technology Recruiter, Among Others

Read Also

Sciensa Works to Transform Analog Companies into Digital Ones Through Technology

Check Below the Main Job Openings and Trainee Positions Open by the Company in São Paulo

Trainee Program 2021 – Sciensa

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