Estudantes de engenharia são requisitados para vaga de estágio em São Paulo, neste dia 11

Engineering Students Are Requested for Internship Position in São Paulo on This Day 11

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 11/04/2020 at 10:47

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For the state of São Paulo, the Sampietro Group is seeking engineering students on this 11th. Founded in 2004, the group is a reference in the energy, engineering, and construction sector. Composed of 5 companies, it is capable of carrying out large projects in different areas. Check below for more details about the company and the job opening.

Engineering Internship

The intern will provide technical support in project development, technical reports, inspection/supervision of works, and other routine activities in the area requirements Organization, proactivity, and commitment.

Candidates must reside in Bariri or nearby areas (Bauru, Jau, São Carlos, Araraquara, Lençois Paulista, Botucatu, Marília, Lins).

Applications

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