Great Job Opportunity at Ultracargo for the 2023 Internship and Young Professionals Programs

Written by Leonardo Seiberlick

Published on 04/10/2022 at 17:10

Updated on 04/10/2022 at 17:55

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The Largest Independent Liquid Bulk Storage Company in Brazil Is Hiring and Offering Internship Positions for Professionals Who Are Currently Enrolled In or Have Completed Higher Education. The Job Opportunities Are In The States of São Paulo, Bahia, Maranhão, and Recife.

Ultracargo, the largest independent liquid bulk storage company in Brazil, is accepting professionals for its Internship and Young Professionals program. The job opportunity totals 16 positions, in the states of São Paulo, Bahia, Maranhão, and Recife.

The 2023 Internship Program at Ultracargo is open in six areas: Commercial, Engineering, Finance, Maintenance, New Business, Operations, Human Resources, Procurement, and IT.

The 2023 Young Professionals Program at Ultracargo has job openings in the areas of Competitive Intelligence, Maintenance, Operations, Occupational Safety, and Procurement. They are located between the headquarters in São Paulo (SP) and the terminals at the Ports of Santos (SP), Aratu (BA), and Itaqui (MA).

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See What Benefits and Requirements Are for The Internship and Young Professionals Programs at Ultracargo in 2023

Internship Program 2023

Requirements vary for each position, but candidates must have completed higher education and graduate by December 2024. Nine of the positions will be at the company headquarters in São Paulo, while the other two will be at the ports of Santos (SP) and Suape (PE). And the benefits are;

Internship scholarship compatible with the market

Meal voucher

Medical assistance

Dental assistance

Life insurance

Transportation voucher

Young Professionals Program 2023

Requirements will vary according to each position; however, candidates must have completed higher education between December 2019 and December 2021. And the benefits are;

Salary compatible with the market

Meal voucher

Food voucher

Profit Sharing

Medical assistance

Dental assistance

Life insurance

Private Pension

Transportation voucher

Register and Participate in The Selection Process

Internship Program 2023 – Access the Eureca portal through the link below: https://oportunidades.eureca.me/oportunidade/estagio-ultracargo-2023

Young Professionals Program 2023 – Access the Eureca portal through the link below: https://oportunidades.eureca.me/oportunidade/jovensprofissionais-ultracargo2023

The selection process will include forms and the preparation of a business case. These stages will result in placements for candidates. Selected candidates will be invited to participate in group dynamics, which will take place in person between November and December of this year.

Great Job Opportunity at Ultracargo for the 2023 Internship and Young Professionals Programs

The Largest Independent Liquid Bulk Storage Company in Brazil Is Hiring and Offering Internship Positions for Professionals Who Are Currently Enrolled In or Have Completed Higher Education. The Job Opportunities Are In The States of São Paulo, Bahia, Maranhão, and Recife.

See What Benefits and Requirements Are for The Internship and Young Professionals Programs at Ultracargo in 2023

Internship Program 2023

Young Professionals Program 2023

Register and Participate in The Selection Process

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Register and Participate in The Selection Process

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