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Ipiranga Opens Job Positions in Several Brazilian States

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/01/2020 at 09:53

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One of the Largest Companies in the Fuel Distribution and Retail Sector, Ipiranga Opens Job Vacancies in More Than 4 Brazilian States

Ipiranga, a Brazilian company belonging to Grupo Ultra, has opened job vacancies in states such as Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, Pernambuco, and others. Also see: Oil and Gas Discoveries in Brazil Grow by 35% in 2019

The company is one of the largest in fuel distribution and retail, with around 7,200 fuel stations across the country and over 2,400 convenience stores.

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In addition to the fuel distribution market, Ipiranga offers a complete range of lubricants, additives, fluids, and greases for automotive, industrial, and marine sectors throughout the country.

The company’s job vacancies are for the following states: Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Pernambuco, and Pará. Check out the opportunities below and be sure to apply.

Logistics Assistant

Location: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree completed or in progress in Engineering, Administration, or Logistics; Advanced Excel knowledge; Communication skills.

Specialist in Organizational Development

Location: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Bachelor’s degree completed; skill and experience in creating content for learning paths/ecosystems; creativity to find quick and innovative learning solutions; knowledge of online training platforms; experience in relationship building and cost negotiation with suppliers; knowledge of Office suite; intermediate Excel skills; advanced PowerPoint skills; advanced English.

Business Consultant

Location: Itajaí, Santa Catarina

Bachelor’s degree completed; Driver’s License B; Availability for travel; Analytical skills; Retail knowledge; Experience with client negotiation and relationship building; Excel knowledge; Knowledge of Financial Mathematics.

Ipiranga Internship Program – Engineering

Location: Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul

Bachelor’s degree in Administration, Engineering, and related fields; availability for a 4-hour internship.

Ipiranga Internship Program – Commercial Planning

Location: Recife, Pernambuco

Bachelor’s degree in Administration, Production Engineering, Economics, and related fields; availability for a 4-hour internship.

Ipiranga Internship Program – Administrative Management

Location: Belém, Pará

Bachelor’s degree in Administration, Engineering, and related fields; availability for a 4-hour internship.

Applications

Those interested in job vacancies at Ipiranga can apply by clicking the link present in the desired position. Good luck!

Ipiranga Opens Job Positions in Several Brazilian States

One of the Largest Companies in the Fuel Distribution and Retail Sector, Ipiranga Opens Job Vacancies in More Than 4 Brazilian States

Applications

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Ipiranga Opens Job Positions in Several Brazilian States

One of the Largest Companies in the Fuel Distribution and Retail Sector, Ipiranga Opens Job Vacancies in More Than 4 Brazilian States

Applications

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