Multinational Giant Opens Recruitment Process in Brazil With Over 50 Remote Positions Available for Various Experience Levels, Including Junior, Mid-Level, Senior, and Management Roles

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Published on 17/07/2024 at 13:38

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The Multinational Avalara Expands Its Global Center of Excellence in Brazil and Offers More Than 50 Remote Positions in Software Development and Corporate Marketing.

If you are looking for a remote job opportunity, this news is for you! The multinational Avalara, known for its cloud-based tax management solutions, has opened a selection process with more than 50 remote positions in CLT regime.

The multinational Avalara is expanding its Global Center of Excellence in Brazil and is looking for talent in the areas of Software Development and Global Corporate Marketing. In total, there are more than 80 open positions, all 100% remote. Of these, more than 50 are focused on Software Development and Infrastructure.

Job Details

The positions are for different levels of experience, including junior, mid-level, senior, and management roles. In the Marketing sector, opportunities are available for coordination and management. And the best part: all positions are in CLT regime, with benefits such as an internet allowance and provision of necessary work equipment, such as computers and extra monitors.

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Selection Process in Brazil of the Multinational Avalara

After the success of the applications in the hiring events held in June, Avalara’s global Technology team will tour Brazil to interview and recruit new talent. One of the upcoming meetings is scheduled for July 27 in São Paulo. The multinational will also hold virtual events, allowing participation from professionals across all regions of Brazil.

To apply, simply visit the Avalara Global Careers page [HERE] and apply the “Brazil” filter. There, you will find all available positions and can apply directly.

Additional Benefits

In addition to the CLT regime and 100% remote work, the multinational Avalara offers free access to the Udemy learning platform, so employees can professionally improve themselves. There is also an Employee Assistance Program that provides financial, legal, and psychological guidance.

About Avalara

The multinational Avalara makes tax compliance faster, easier, more accurate, and reliable for over 41,000 customers in more than 75 countries. Its tax compliance automation software solutions use over 1,200 integrations with technology partners, established with leading ERP, e-commerce, and other purchasing and billing platform systems.

So, if you are ready to take a step in your career and take advantage of these amazing opportunities, don’t waste time! Visit the Avalara Careers site and apply for the available remote positions.

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Multinational Giant Opens Recruitment Process in Brazil With Over 50 Remote Positions Available for Various Experience Levels, Including Junior, Mid-Level, Senior, and Management Roles

The Multinational Avalara Expands Its Global Center of Excellence in Brazil and Offers More Than 50 Remote Positions in Software Development and Corporate Marketing.

Job Details

Selection Process in Brazil of the Multinational Avalara

Additional Benefits

About Avalara

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Multinational Giant Opens Recruitment Process in Brazil With Over 50 Remote Positions Available for Various Experience Levels, Including Junior, Mid-Level, Senior, and Management Roles

The Multinational Avalara Expands Its Global Center of Excellence in Brazil and Offers More Than 50 Remote Positions in Software Development and Corporate Marketing.

Job Details

Selection Process in Brazil of the Multinational Avalara

Additional Benefits

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