Infrasul Announces Several Job Openings for Joinville, SC

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 06/04/2019 at 07:15

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The Company Infrasul Announced On Thursday, April 4th, Several Openings To Add To Its Staff In Joinville, SC.

The company from Joinville, a leader in the Infrastructure and enterprise segment in Santa Catarina, is expanding and is looking for professionals in the market: Construction Worker, Supply Analyst, Financial Assistant, Measurements Technician. Below you will find all the details about the job openings.

Construction Worker

The company does not report any prerequisites for this position, so if you are a professional in the field, send your updated resume with your contact information, courses, and experiences to the email that will be provided in the application field.

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Measurements Technician

Requirements and Responsibilities: Experience with AutoCAD, Civil 3D (Road Projects), Topograph or Position system, knowledge in Excel and surveying.

Supply Analyst

Requirements and Responsibilities: Bachelor’s degree in Production Engineering or Administration. The professional will develop activities related to quoting and negotiating purchase requests; contracting services; negotiating and renegotiating contracts; contracting and managing insurance; budgeting for bids, negotiating service provision/material supply contracts, etc.

Financial Assistant

Requirements and Responsibilities: Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree, having experience in accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash flow, invoicing/billing will be a plus.

Application

Working at Infrasul is an opportunity to start a career at one of the best Engineering companies in the South of the Country. If you meet the requirements and identify with the company, send your resume with the desired position in the subject line to the email selecao@infrasul.com.br Good Luck!

Infrasul Infrastructure, through its technical team, has been dedicated to the areas of Urbanization, Mining, Sanitation, Road Works, Paving, Port, Aviation, and large-scale special constructions.

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Infrasul Announces Several Job Openings for Joinville, SC

The Company Infrasul Announced On Thursday, April 4th, Several Openings To Add To Its Staff In Joinville, SC.

Construction Worker

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Financial Assistant

Application

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Financial Assistant

Application

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