Empresa de recrutamento e seleção está com vagas de emprego para o Rio de Janeiro

Recruitment Company Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 05/02/2020 at 11:40

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Robert Half, Recruitment Company, Has Openings for Engineer, Supervisor, and Analyst in Rio de Janeiro

Robert Half, consulting and recruitment company, opens opportunities for filling many job vacancies. This time, QSMS Engineer, Operations / Transport Supervisor, and Market Analyst are being requested to work in Rio de Janeiro. Billion-dollar Contract for Shipbuilding at Itajaí Shipyard to be Signed in March by the Navy

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Check below the available positions and some of the requirements relevant to each role.

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For the engineer and supervisor positions, the candidate should send their resume to adassa.campos@roberthalf.com.br with the title of the desired position in the email “subject.” For the analyst position, send it to taisa.malta@roberthalf.com.br with the subject Senior Market Analyst. Good luck!

Recruitment Company Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Robert Half, Recruitment Company, Has Openings for Engineer, Supervisor, and Analyst in Rio de Janeiro

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Recruitment Company Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Robert Half, Recruitment Company, Has Openings for Engineer, Supervisor, and Analyst in Rio de Janeiro

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Applications

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