IBGE Abre Inscrições para Concurso Público: Mais de 40 Vagas!

IBGE Opens Applications for Public Contest: More Than 40 Positions Available

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 08/01/2024 at 10:48

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Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), through the Official Gazette, announced on Monday (8) the registrations for a new public competition. With 43 available positions, the selection process is aimed at the position of Research and Mapping Agent, offering a salary of R$ 1,512.38.

Opportunities in Three States and Attractive Benefits

The temporary positions cover the states of Mato Grosso do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul. In addition to the salary, those who are approved will be entitled to benefits such as meal assistance (R$ 658.00), transportation assistance, preschool assistance, vacation, and proportional 13th salary, making the offer even more appealing.

Functions and Commitments of Selected Candidates in IBGE Public Competition

The professionals chosen for the position of Research and Mapping Agent will be responsible for visiting households and establishments to collect statistics, contributing to the conduct of research. The initial contract lasts for one year, with the possibility of extension, but does not exceed the limit of three years.

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Registrations and Selection Process

Participation in the selection process does not require payment of an application fee. Interested individuals must register in person at IBGE offices, specified for each location of the vacancies, during the period of January 8 to 12.

Applicants must present the completed and signed application form, as well as the necessary original documents or notarized copies at the time of contract signing.

Check the number of available positions for each location:

Mato Grosso do Sul – Naviraí: 2
Rio Grande do Sul – Lagoa Vermelha: 2
Rio Grande do Sul – Tapejara: 3
Santa Catarina – Brusque: 5
Santa Catarina – Chapecó: 3
Santa Catarina – Palmitos: 6
Santa Catarina – Rio do Sul: 8
Santa Catarina – Tubarão: 6
Santa Catarina – Videira: 8

Don’t miss the opportunity to join IBGE and contribute to important statistical research in the country. IBGE and Public Competition are the path to your solid professional career.

IBGE Opens Applications for Public Contest: More Than 40 Positions Available

Opportunities in Three States and Attractive Benefits

Functions and Commitments of Selected Candidates in IBGE Public Competition

Registrations and Selection Process

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