Gigante do etanol que investe em MT está com vagas de emprego no Brasil e no Paraguai

Ethanol Giant Investing in MT Is Hiring in Brazil and Paraguay

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/01/2020 at 09:01

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Inpasa, Paraguayan Alcohol Industry S.A., Has Job Openings for Operator and Developer in Brazil and Paraguay

A INPASA – Paraguayan Alcohol Industry S.A., located in the municipality of Nueva Esperanza in Paraguay and operating in Brazil, has job openings for operator and developer in Paraguay and Brazil. The positions are for mid-level and technical professionals. See also: Maritime Fuel Prices Rise by 50% Affecting Companies in the Sector

Founded in 2006, the sugar-alcohol plant currently produces 12 million liters of ethanol per month. It has an installed capacity in the distillery of over 450 thousand liters of ethanol per day and produces 750 tons of crystal sugar per day, which is equivalent to 15 thousand sacks of sugar. In addition to these products made from cereal grains and sugarcane, it also produces DDGS exceeding 300 tons/day.

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Since its founding, the company has been operating, growing, and consolidating its operations, increasing its productive capacity through constant investments in machinery manufacturing, civil works, and cultural projects. Despite its short operating period, Inpasa has already conquered over 60% of the national ethanol market, supplying major companies in the sector: Copetrol, Petrobras, Puma, Esso, and others.

Inpasa is today the largest corn ethanol producer in Latin America, offering job openings for operator and analyst/developer, with some of the descriptions below. Check it out!

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Knowledge: Act with maintenance and calibration of industrial instruments; operate the power house; experience with predictive and preventive maintenance;

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Requirements: Experience in support, implementation, and development of systems; teamwork skills, dynamic, and ease of communication; SAP knowledge; graduated or in the last year of systems analysis or computer science; availability to reside in the city of Nueva Esperanza, Paraguay.

Applications

Interested candidates for the job openings should send their resumes to:

Job opening for Brazil: curriculos@inspasa.com.br; job opening for Paraguay: contrataciones@inpasa.com.py, both with salary expectation and the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

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