Company Offers Over 120 Job Openings for Remote, In-Person, and Hybrid Work

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Published on 08/09/2021 at 13:33

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Job Openings Remote, Hybrid, and In-Person in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza, Recife, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, and More

Job openings available at MV, a leader in healthcare software development in Latin America. The company is offering over 120 opportunities for professionals who want to work in Technology/Systems, Operations, Sales, Finance, and Administration. There are openings for individuals with disabilities (PWD).

See Below How to Apply for the 120 Job Openings for In-Person, Hybrid, or Remote Work

The company currently has job openings in São Paulo/SP, Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Fortaleza/CE, Teresópolis/RJ, Recife/PE, Campo Grande/MS, Belo Horizonte/MG, Cascavel/PR, Brusque/SC, Blumenau/SC, and Rio Grande do Sul.

Among the positions offered by the company are Developer, Systems Analyst, Software Architect, Project Manager, and Account Manager. Professionals can work on SOUL MV, the market-leading platform that includes the best Electronic Patient Record in Latin America, awarded this year for the sixth consecutive time by the KLAS institute, as well as on the Medic MV app, a tool developed through a partnership with the Apple Mobility Partner program established with MV in 2018, among other highly relevant applications.

Benefits: in addition to salary, the company offers a range of benefits, including Meal/Food Vouchers, Health and Dental Plans, Benefits Club, Gympass, and even Childcare Assistance. The work arrangement can be in-person, hybrid, or remote.

Application: to learn more details about the application process and job openings available, candidates can register through the “Oportunidades MV” site on Kenoby, accessing this link.

About MV

Guided by the mission of making healthcare more efficient through management knowledge and technology contributing to a healthy society, MV has been providing solutions for hospitals, clinics, health plan operators, diagnostic medicine centers, and public and private health networks for 34 years. A national leader in healthcare management software development, the company has built a legacy in the Brazilian system. More than 2,500 institutions use MV solutions to provide efficiency, agility, accuracy, and safety in delivering healthcare services. This number grows every year, especially with the expansion of their operations in Latin America and the international recognition of MV’s solution quality. To learn more, visit www.mv.com.br.

Company Offers Over 120 Job Openings for Remote, In-Person, and Hybrid Work

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