Infotec Brazil Announces 182 Job Openings in Various Fields Across Brazil, Ranging from Analyst, Warehouseman, Coordinator, Electrician, Engineer, and More

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Published on 10/12/2023 at 16:08

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Infotec Brazil Is Offering An Excellent Opportunity For Professionals Seeking Challenges And Growth In An Innovative And Technologically Advanced Work Environment.

Infotec Brazil, a renowned company in the services and processes outsourcing sector, with 35 years of experience in the outsourcing market, is in a phase of significant expansion and development. Currently, the company is offering 182 job opportunities in various areas, standing out for operational efficiency and the use of advanced technologies.

Warehouse Assistant – Angra dos Reis/RJ

Responsibilities: Organization of storage, movement, and stocking of materials, management of tribulaste locations, user service and reservations, accounting write-off and return to stock.

Requirements: High School Diploma, 3 years of experience, knowledge in Electronic Spreadsheets, Email, and SAP module MM.

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Onshore Materials Coordinator

Responsibilities: Coordination of material requests, maintenance of warehouse organization, inventory management, interaction with suppliers and engineering team, inspection and certification of equipment.

Requirements: Higher education, postgraduate/MBA in Logistics (preferred), experience in Oil and Gas operations, computer literacy, fluency in English and Portuguese, and valid HUET/CBSP certification.

Electrician – Itapira/SP

Responsibilities: Inspection of public lighting, overhead distribution networks, preparation and sending of notifications, updating of public lighting database, visual inspection of telecommunications networks, photographic records of situations.

Requirements: High School Diploma with technical training in Electrical/Electrotechnics, 2 years of experience in team management in the electric power/telecommunications sector, basic knowledge of Office Suite, and valid active driver’s license (CNH B).

Well Completion Engineer – RJ, SP And ES

Responsibilities: Execution of specialized well completion projects, simulation review, definition of operational limits, project development, post-operation retroanalysis.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or specialization in the area, 2 years of experience in offshore oil wells, data competency, knowledge of Office Suite and Power BI, notions of marine well projects and drilling rig equipment.

Infotec Brazil seeks dedicated and qualified professionals to join its expanding team. The offered positions range from technical roles to coordination and engineering, providing opportunities for growth and professional development in a dynamic and technologically advanced environment.

How To Apply

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Interested candidates for the positions should visit the Infotec Brazil website above for more information and details about each position. The company values diversity and is committed to including all qualified professionals.

Infotec Brazil Announces 182 Job Openings in Various Fields Across Brazil, Ranging from Analyst, Warehouseman, Coordinator, Electrician, Engineer, and More

Infotec Brazil Is Offering An Excellent Opportunity For Professionals Seeking Challenges And Growth In An Innovative And Technologically Advanced Work Environment.

Warehouse Assistant – Angra dos Reis/RJ

Onshore Materials Coordinator

Electrician – Itapira/SP

Well Completion Engineer – RJ, SP And ES

How To Apply

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