Epson Calls Students From All Fields for Positions in São Paulo in Industrial, Operations, Marketing, Human Resources, and More

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/05/2021 at 10:17

Updated on 28/05/2021 at 16:08

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One of the Largest Manufacturers of Projectors, Printers, Scanners, and PCs, Is Hiring in São Paulo for Candidates With No Experience

Have you thought about being part of the world’s leading company in projectors and printers and being on a winning team? Epson has open positions in São Paulo for its 2021 internship program. See below the requirements and how to apply for the opportunities.

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You can start your professional journey receiving mentorship, working on projects, and building your career with the best managers at a company that has good project management practices.

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See Below the Requirements to Apply for the Open Positions at Epson in São Paulo

Administration, Economics, Social Communication, Marketing, Psychology, Engineering, Systems Analysis and Development, and related courses;
From the 5th semester with graduation expected from July/23;
English at Intermediate Level;
Flexible schedule within commercial hours between 8 AM and 6 PM;
Good Communication, excellence in execution;
Analytical profile, flexible, customer-focused, and innovative.

Benefits

Medical and Dental Assistance/SulAmérica;
Life Insurance, Transportation Voucher, Meal Voucher (R$200.00/month);
Flexible Hours;
Possibility of Hiring;
Structured Program with Business Immersion;
Internship Project, Training, and Mentorship with Director or Senior Manager.
Stipend in the 1st Year of Internship – R$ 1,700 / 2nd Year of Internship R$ 1,900

Epson informs that the factory and corporate office are located in Barueri–SP and that during this pandemic period, the administrative functions and internship do not require physical presence and are operating in a home office model. After the pandemic, the company will adopt a hybrid model, yet to be defined.

Application: those interested in working in São Paulo at Epson, one of the largest manufacturers of projectors, printers, scanners, and PCs, should register their resume at this link. Good luck to everyone.

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