Butantan Institute Opens Recruitment for Scientific Researcher I Positions in Various Fields

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Published on 18/04/2025 at 15:46

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Opportunities Cover Various Areas of Science With Starting Salaries of Up to R$ 5 Thousand, Plus Productivity Award. Registrations Start on April 24

The Butantan Institute, one of the most renowned biomedical research centers in Latin America, announced a public competition announcement for the provision of 11 positions for the position of Scientific Researcher I. The positions are intended for candidates with a complete higher education degree and specialization, with a weekly workload of 40 hours, according to the JC Concursos website.

The selection process will be conducted by the Vunesp Foundation and provides for a starting salary of R$ 5,037.04, plus a scientific and technological productivity award valued at R$ 984.

Strategic Specializations and Covered Areas

The vacancies in the selection process are distributed among priority scientific fields for the institute, such as Monoclonal Antibodies for Medical Use, Biotechnology, Process Development, Next-Generation Vaccines, Biological Product Formulation, Virology, Toxinology, among others.

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Selection Stages and Programmatic Content

The competition will consist of three stages: objective test, evaluation of titles, and oral test. The objective test will be held on July 20, 2025, and will contain 80 questions, distributed among general scientific knowledge, specific knowledge, informatics, public administration, and Portuguese language.

The evaluation of titles will be classificatory, while the oral test will have an eliminatory and classificatory nature, requiring in-depth knowledge of the content of the candidate’s chosen area of expertise.

Registration Period for the Selection Process and Additional Information

Registrations for the selection process will be open from April 24 to May 23, 2025, exclusively through the Vunesp Foundation website. The registration fee is R$ 122.17, with a payment deadline until May 26.

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Those interested in the selection process should access the full announcement on the organizer’s portal, where all guidelines and participation criteria are available.

Butantan Institute Opens Recruitment for Scientific Researcher I Positions in Various Fields

Opportunities Cover Various Areas of Science With Starting Salaries of Up to R$ 5 Thousand, Plus Productivity Award. Registrations Start on April 24

Strategic Specializations and Covered Areas

Selection Stages and Programmatic Content

Registration Period for the Selection Process and Additional Information

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