Brisanet Group Opens 437 Job Positions in Selection Process for Candidates With and Without Experience

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/06/2023 at 18:52

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The Brisanet Group, a pioneering company in the northeastern telecommunications sector, has over 400 new job openings in several states in the Northeast. The opportunities are divided between permanent positions and internships without experience for apprentices.

The Brisanet Group, a telecommunications company founded in 1998, has hundreds of new job openings for candidates residing in the Northeast. In addition to permanent opportunities, there are internships without experience available for interns and apprentices in various fields.

List of Job Openings from the Brisanet Group

The company offers internships without experience for candidates residing in the states of Paraíba, Bahia, Ceará, Piauí, Pernambuco, Sergipe, Rio Grande do Norte, Alagoas, among others. Thus, we have separated a list with the main job openings with and without experience available from the Group:

Product Assistant;
CCTV Installer;
Project Analyst;
Telecommunications Assistant;
Administrative Analyst;
Store Assistant;
Mobile Network Installer;
User Experience Assistant;
Corporate Projects Assistant;
Compliance Analyst;
Logistics Planning Assistant;
Networks Assistant;
Store Attendant;
Mobile Network Installer;
Programming Assistant;
Product Assistant;
Mid-Level Fleet Analyst;
Wireless Networks Assistant;
Administrative Apprentice;
Trade Marketing Analyst;
Optical Transmission Networks Assistant;
Marketing Analyst | Copywriter;
Administrative Assistant;
Financial Analyst;
Environmental Analyst;
Condominium Prospecting Agent;
Logistics Planning Assistant;
New Business Analyst;
Sales Team Leader;
Legal Assistant;
Human Resources Assistant | Compensation and Career;
Purchasing Assistant;
Collection Operator;
Transmission Networks Installer;
Driver Assistant;
Process Assistant;
Budget and Performance Analyst;
Sales Apprentice;
Marketing Assistant;
Marketing Analyst;
Field Services Agent;
Human Resources Analyst (Business Partner);
Marketing Analyst | Web Analytics and SEO;
Financial Assistant;
Tax Analyst;
Marketing Assistant;
Field Services Inspector;
Marketing Analyst | Customer Success;
Administrative Assistant;
Client Management Assistant;
Kitchen Assistant;
Regulatory Affairs Analyst;
Warehouse Assistant;
Fleet Assistant;
Product Analyst;
Collection Agent;
Accounting Assistant;
Telecommunications Analyst | Focus on Fixed Telephony.

Apply and Participate in the Brisanet Selection Process

Are you unemployed and interested in one of the opportunities? Don’t waste time and access the Brisanet Group career site on the Gupy platform.

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Get to Know the Brisanet Group

The Brisanet Group is a company operating in the telecommunications sector, founded in 1998 by José Roberto Nogueira. The company emerged from the dream of providing quality internet at an affordable price, where no other provider imagined to reach: the northeastern interior.

The group has significantly contributed to the development of regions lacking opportunities and investments, through digital inclusion, job creation, and economic movement.

Year after year, the company innovates and expands its foundation. Currently, it has more than 7,000 employees, being present in over 200 cities in the states of Ceará, Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Norte, Piauí, Alagoas, and Sergipe. The company currently has over 1 million subscribers using its high-quality connection.

Brisanet Group Opens 437 Job Positions in Selection Process for Candidates With and Without Experience

The Brisanet Group, a pioneering company in the northeastern telecommunications sector, has over 400 new job openings in several states in the Northeast. The opportunities are divided between permanent positions and internships without experience for apprentices.

List of Job Openings from the Brisanet Group

Apply and Participate in the Brisanet Selection Process

Get to Know the Brisanet Group

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List of Job Openings from the Brisanet Group

Apply and Participate in the Brisanet Selection Process

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