Gostaria de morar e trabalhar em Lisboa? Engenheiros, Técnicos e Administrativos, esta é com vocês!

Would You Like to Live and Work in Lisbon? Engineers, Technicians, and Administrative Staff, This Is for You!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/11/2018 at 08:19

Updated on 23/11/2018 at 12:45

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If You Want to Have an International Career Outside the Country, This Might Be a Good Opportunity to Start in Lisbon, So Read the Article Carefully

Human Profiler is a Human Resources consulting firm that specializes in business process outsourcing, namely in the areas of employee selection and recruitment, internships, skills assessments, and BPO (Business Process Outtask). They are currently running a recruitment process for speakers of Portuguese and English who wish to work in Lisbon in various strategic positions. Check out the complete list below:

BI ARCHITECT
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
OUTSYSTEMS DEVELOPER
OUTSYSTEMS SENIOR CONSULTANT / DELIVERY MANAGER
ENGAGEMENT MANAGER / PRODUCT OWNER
OUTSYSTEMS ARCHITECT
CRM TECHNICIAN
MANAGED SERVICES ENGINEER
SAP FI/CO
LEAD SOFTWARE ARCHITECT
SENIOR R&D ENGINEER
R&D ENGINEER (SOFTWARE DEVELOPER)

Obviously, as you noticed above, it is necessary to speak English (FLUENTLY) if you really want or aspire to an international opportunity in Lisbon. The differentiator of these opportunities is that they are for Brazilians who have held leadership positions.

Do you fit into these requirements? Do you have experience, valid passports, and qualifications in these areas? Then you can send your resumes to the email marta.martins@humanprofiler.com, mentioning the chosen position in the subject line. We ask you to only send your CVs if you truly meet the above requirements to avoid any inconveniences.

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Would You Like to Live and Work in Lisbon? Engineers, Technicians, and Administrative Staff, This Is for You!

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