Company in Santa Catarina Opens Positions with Resume Submissions Until June 16

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Published on 05/06/2019 at 11:43

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Open Opportunities by Company from Santa Catarina Are for the Areas of Shipping, Maintenance, Logistics, and Production, and Resume Submission Goes Until June 16

Excellent opportunities for Leaders, Machine Preparers, Technicians, and Analysts have just been announced by a company from Santa Catarina and a market leader in connections for residential water networks.
Registration must be done on the company’s website, but there is not much time for submitting resumes, as the deadline ends on the 16th.

See below how to apply, but first, learn a little about the company that could be your new employer.
Víqua was founded in 1995 and is a company from Santa Catarina dedicated to manufacturing intelligent products that can make everyday life easier, enhancing environments and making quality and beauty accessible to all audiences.

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Opportunities for Joinville, Santa Catarina:

Logistics Analyst
Project Analyst
Shipping Leader
Electrical Maintenance Technician
Mechanical Maintenance Technician
Process Technician
Injector Machine Preparers

Applications for the positions can be made through resume registration on the company’s website by clicking here, or by sending an email to oportunidades@viqua.com.br, with the job title in the email subject.

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Company in Santa Catarina Opens Positions with Resume Submissions Until June 16

Open Opportunities by Company from Santa Catarina Are for the Areas of Shipping, Maintenance, Logistics, and Production, and Resume Submission Goes Until June 16

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