Fabrica automotiva do Rio de Janeiro, recruta técnicos para uma de filiais

Automotive Factory In Rio de Janeiro Hires Technicians For One Of Its Branches

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 28/08/2019 at 08:09

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Nissan, Major Automaker in Rio de Janeiro, Starts Hiring Mid-Level Professionals at One of Its Factories in Resende.

Nissan is beginning the selection process for hiring professionals interested in working in the automotive assembly sector. The workplace will be at one of its branches in the city of Resende, Rio de Janeiro. Check the positions announced yesterday by Teb Group for Production and Maintenance professionals!

The Nissan industrial complex in the city of Resende/RJ began operations in 2014. The industrial unit received one of the largest investments made in the country for the construction of an automobile factory, with a production capacity of up to 200,000 vehicles and 200,000 engines per year, around R$ 2.6 billion was invested in this complex specifically to achieve this production cycle.

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Bachelor’s degree completed, MBA or Postgraduate desired, advanced English, experience in Manufacturing preferably in automotive, knowledge of Office package; (Excel and PowerPoint).

Production Operator – Stamping

High school diploma required, previous experience in the automotive industry.

Production Operator – Bodywork

High school diploma required, previous experience in the automotive industry.

Restorer

High school diploma required, previous experience in the role with practical knowledge of automotive repairs and superficial bodywork.

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To apply, just click on the job of interest and you will be directed to the official page. Don’t forget to send your resume with updated courses, experiences, and certificates. Good luck to all!

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