Fábrica em São Paulo com muitas vagas de emprego neste dia 12 de outubro

Factory in São Paulo With Many Job Openings This October 12

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 12/10/2019 at 09:58

Updated on 12/10/2019 at 10:13

São Paulo com vagas em Itapevi

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Factory in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region with Many Job Openings in Documentation, Quality, and Production, and for Engineering Internships

Eurofarma, owner of a large manufacturing facility in Itapevi, São Paulo metropolitan area, is looking for many professionals from various fields to join its team. There are also internship opportunities for engineering students.
The job openings that need to be filled at the São Paulo factory are an excellent opportunity to work for a company recognized as one of the best places to work in Brazil. See job openings in other states here!

Founded in 1972, Eurofarma is the first 100% Brazilian capital pharmaceutical multinational, operates in 20 countries, and maintains an important manufacturing park in Brazil, along with plants in 6 other Latin American countries. In 2018, the group reported sales of R$ 4.3 billion and employs over 6,700 people.

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Ranked as one of the best companies to work for in Brazil for 15 years, including the last six years by Great Place To Work (GPTW), the company offers, in Brazil alone, 287 different molecules and over 600 products. Check out the extensive list of openings in Itapevi, São Paulo; just click on the chosen position and apply directly on the company’s page.

Production Leader
Maintenance Mechanic II
Production Assistant
Production Machine Operator I
Lyophilization Operator

Shipping Supervisor
Production Programmer II
Quality Control Analyst II
Quality Control Analyst
Technical Documentation Analyst
Junior Documentation Analyst
Senior Industrial Operations Analyst
Intern – Maintenance(Studying from the 3rd year (evening) of Civil, Mechanical, Electrical or Production Engineering).

Factory in São Paulo With Many Job Openings This October 12

Factory in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region with Many Job Openings in Documentation, Quality, and Production, and for Engineering Internships

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