IBM Brazil Opens Recruitment Process With Over 100 Job Vacancies for Technical and Higher Education Professionals

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 14/01/2023 at 21:55

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IBM Brazil, a company operating in the IT sector, announced the opening of a new selection process aimed at hiring hundreds of professionals for job openings in Belém.

The IBM Brazil, a company operating in the IT segment, starts the first month of the year with a new selection process aimed at hiring professionals in procurement and contracts, requiring education from technical school onwards. Professionals must meet the desired requirements set by the company and be available for on-site work in Belém, the capital of Pará. It is important to highlight that all job openings are eligible for people with disabilities or rehabilitated individuals.

Check Out the Main Job Openings Available in IBM Brazil’s Selection Process

Below, we have separated some details about each position available at the company and their respective requirements:

Contracts Professional

For this position, a bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Administration, or related fields is required, along with knowledge of the Office suite and Windows, understanding of labor laws and organizational health regulations, as well as knowledge in SAP.

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Contracts Professional (Safety, Civil Engineering, or Nursing)

A degree in Nursing Technician, Occupational Safety Technician, or Civil Engineering is required, along with knowledge of Windows, the Office suite, an understanding of labor laws and organizational health regulations, and knowledge in SAP.

Responsible for monitoring the validation of the entire surveillance process, ensuring that the supplier has no pending obligations regarding labor, contractual, and legal responsibilities.

Purchasing Professional

A degree in progress or completed in Engineering, Accounting, Administration, Law, or related fields is required, along with knowledge and experience in the application sector.

Knowledge of labor laws and regulations, familiarity with agile methodologies, among others, is required. Performs validation of the amounts to be paid to the supplier, according to defined routines and structuring of billing spreadsheets for the supplier to issue the invoice for the services rendered.

Learn How to Participate in IBM’s Selection Process

Interested candidates should select one of the positions above to be redirected to the application page. On the website, it is essential to carefully read all information provided, such as introduction, responsibilities, requirements, and others.

For the application, it will be necessary to fill out a form with resume, full name, email, level of experience, area of interest, among others. The company does not mention salaries or benefits. Therefore, these details should be discussed during the selection process.

In addition to the job openings mentioned above, IBM Brazil also has other opportunities open in other selection processes:

Systems Administrator – Windows;
Systems Administrator – zOS/Db2;
Technical Account Manager, Instana LATAM;
Systems Administrator – Red Hat;
Iteration Manager – 3rd Shift;
Iteration Manager;
Technological Re-Entry – Women in Technology;
Systems Administrator – WAS;
SRE Engineer;
IBM Associates Brazil Internship Program;
IT Infrastructure Analyst – Mid-Level;
Finance Professional;
Business Transformation Consultant – Senior;
Systems Administrator – AIX;
Software Developer – Junior.

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The story of IBM began in the 19th century with Herman Hollerith, who developed electrical machines focused on counting data from the 1890 census in the U.S.

A few years later, in 1911, two other companies, Computing Scale Co., which specialized in weighing instruments, and International Time Recording Co., which focused on mechanical time recorders, merged to form Computing Tabulating Recording.

Today, IBM is responsible for developing, selling, and manufacturing hardware and software, including artificial intelligence systems, supercomputers, deep learning, among others.

IBM Brazil Opens Recruitment Process With Over 100 Job Vacancies for Technical and Higher Education Professionals

IBM Brazil, a company operating in the IT sector, announced the opening of a new selection process aimed at hiring hundreds of professionals for job openings in Belém.

Check Out the Main Job Openings Available in IBM Brazil’s Selection Process

Contracts Professional

Contracts Professional (Safety, Civil Engineering, or Nursing)

Purchasing Professional

Learn How to Participate in IBM’s Selection Process

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IBM Brazil Opens Recruitment Process With Over 100 Job Vacancies for Technical and Higher Education Professionals

IBM Brazil, a company operating in the IT sector, announced the opening of a new selection process aimed at hiring hundreds of professionals for job openings in Belém.

Check Out the Main Job Openings Available in IBM Brazil’s Selection Process

Contracts Professional

Contracts Professional (Safety, Civil Engineering, or Nursing)

Purchasing Professional

Learn How to Participate in IBM’s Selection Process

Discover IBM

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