Engbras Offers Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 01:59

Updated on 14/04/2019 at 19:40

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Engbras Is Hiring Mechanical Technician and Human Resources Professional for Resende – RJ and Barueri – SP

The job was announced by the company recently through its official information vehicle. Engbras is looking for specialized professionals with experience to take on the positions of Junior Processing Technician and Human Resources Analyst, where the company offers a salary of up to R$5,000.00 plus benefits such as Medical Assistance / Group Medicine, Dental Assistance, Childcare assistance, Group Life Insurance, Meal Ticket, Transportation Voucher.

Junior Process Technician – Resende/RJ

The professional will be responsible for planning and controlling actions related to the installation of pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical, and electromechanical systems intended for manufacturing processes and participating in startup actions of equipment applied to manufacturing processes.

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Application

If you meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume with the email title JUNIOR PROCESS TECHNICIAN to recrutamento.rj@engbras.com.br. Note that the deadline for sending the resume is until 04/18/2019. Good Luck

Human Resources Analyst – Barueri – SP

Salary: From R$ 4,001.00 to R$ 5,000.00

The professional will be responsible for closing the payroll, generating monthly movements, and sending them to the accounting department. Management of benefits, Attendance management, Recruitment and Selection, Oversight of allocated workforce, process design, and indicators.

Requirements

Desired experience in the Engineering segment
Intermediate level English
Must have a valid driver’s license (CNH B)

Application: If you meet the requirements set by the company, CLICK HERE to apply for the position. Good Luck!

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Engbras Offers Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Engbras Is Hiring Mechanical Technician and Human Resources Professional for Resende – RJ and Barueri – SP

Junior Process Technician – Resende/RJ

Application

Human Resources Analyst – Barueri – SP

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