Engineering and Cargo Handling Company Accepting Resumes for Mechanic, Technician, Engineer, and More Job Openings in São Paulo

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Published on 17/09/2020 at 09:13

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Curriculum Registration by Transdata Cargo Handling for Job Openings for Mechanics, Technicians, Engineers, and More to Work in the São Paulo Region

Transdata Cargo Handling, announced yesterday (16), through its official communication network, job openings in São Paulo for mechanics, technicians, engineers, and designers. The company asks that candidates be available for long trips across the national territory. Learn how to send your resume shortly.

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Transdata offers innovative engineering solutions, state-of-the-art technology equipment, and its workforce, enabling the company to execute projects in various industrial sectors across all regions of the country and South America.

The company participates in the implementation of the largest structural projects such as: refineries, platforms, shipyards, wind farms, hydropower plants, steel mills, and mining companies. The evolution of the company in recent years is a result of its pursuit of a unique and differentiated profile in the market.

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Send Your Resume to Compete for Job Openings by the Cargo Handling Company in São Paulo for the Positions of:

Cranes Mechanic
Electrotechnics Technician
Mechanical Engineer
Project Designer (desired knowledge in AutoCAD, 3D Max, Inventor, and experience with cargo handling)

The company did not provide further details about the requirements for the positions, so make sure your courses and certifications are up to date, as any detail will make a difference in the selection process.

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For those interested in any of the job openings above, your resume should be sent to the email rh@transdata.com.br with the name of the desired position in the subject line. Good Luck!

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Engineering and Cargo Handling Company Accepting Resumes for Mechanic, Technician, Engineer, and More Job Openings in São Paulo

Curriculum Registration by Transdata Cargo Handling for Job Openings for Mechanics, Technicians, Engineers, and More to Work in the São Paulo Region

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Send Your Resume to Compete for Job Openings by the Cargo Handling Company in São Paulo for the Positions of:

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Engineering and Cargo Handling Company Accepting Resumes for Mechanic, Technician, Engineer, and More Job Openings in São Paulo

Curriculum Registration by Transdata Cargo Handling for Job Openings for Mechanics, Technicians, Engineers, and More to Work in the São Paulo Region

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