Engenheiro industrial, engenheiro mecânico e analistas (planejamento, controle, tributário e diversidades) são requisitados pela Raízen, do grupo Shell

Industrial Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, and Analysts (Planning, Control, Taxation, and Diversity) Wanted by Raízen, A Shell Group Company

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Published on 08/06/2020 at 08:27

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Job Openings in Industrial, Planning, Maintenance, and Other Areas Are for Some Cities in the State of São Paulo

Raízen, a Shell brand company, has job openings for industrial engineers, mechanical engineers, and analysts (planning, control, tax, and diversity) for Piracicaba, Valparaíso, and São Paulo capital. Professionals who fit the vacancies should not hesitate to apply!

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Cosan and Shell were responsible for creating Raízen, a company resulting from the integration of the businesses of both companies and today operates in segments such as: ethanol, sugar, bioenergy, fuel, among others. See below the job openings at Raízen:

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Senior Industrial Engineer

Piracicaba, SP

Responsible for the automation process in boilers, providing support in the implementation of this combustion efficiency project; Responsible for the operation of boilers and generators of the group and for monitoring energy consumption of the plants;

Senior Maintenance Engineer

Piracicaba, SP

Responsible for driving agricultural asset acquisitions and all stages involved in the process (demand capture, technical specifications, monitoring schedule, etc.) focusing on the road transport portfolio; Responsible for data consolidation and reporting to areas involved in the process.

Diversity Analyst

São Paulo, SP

Manage the diversity and inclusion strategy at Raízen; Involve in organizing the Diversity and Inclusion Committee; Gather, report, and establish action plans for corporate indicators; Interface with BPs, DHO specialists, Communication, and Marketing areas, aiming to disseminate the diversity theme throughout the company; Encourage daily practice of the subject, engaging internal leadership.

Bioenergy Planning Analyst

Piracicaba, SP

Execute activities related to Energy Contracts by interacting with regulatory bodies, clients, and suppliers; Execute activities related to preparing new registrations and billings; Operate the systems (SCDE, CliqCCEE, SGP, and SOMA) of the Electric Energy Trading Chamber – CCEE; Analyze the execution of sales, purchase, and energy consumption contracts; Create and organize portfolios in the management system for trust production bases and result calculation by book; Support reporting of data extracted from the system to related areas.

Junior Operational Controls Analyst

Valparaíso, SP

Monitor agricultural operations in the field; Extract/develop reports and present information supporting decision-making; Radio attendance and various controls.

Junior Tax Analyst

Piracicaba, SP

Perform PIS/COFINS calculations; Make deliveries of EFD contributions, accounting and tax reconciliations; Perform compliance with inspections; Monitor KPIs for the area; Conduct analyses of late credits; Support fiscal system implementations.

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Click on the desired position to apply!

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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