Ipiranga Talent 2024: Inclusion and Opportunities in the Internship Program

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Published on 01/02/2024 at 16:17

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Applications Open for Diversity-Focused Positions

The internship program “Ipiranga Talent 2024” has just opened its applications, marking a firm commitment to inclusion and diversity in the job market. Notably, 50% of the positions are reserved for black and brown candidates, reflecting Ipiranga’s engagement, one of Brazil’s most renowned brands, in promoting racial equality.

Interested candidates pursuing a higher education degree in any field have until February 9 to apply. The program is open to undergraduate, licentiate, or technologist students, with graduation expected between December 2025 and July 2026.

A Journey of Growth and Diversity

Luciana Domagala, Vice President of People and Sustainability at Ipiranga, emphasizes that “Ipiranga Talent” is more than an internship program. It’s a gateway for young talents who dream of making a difference in the Oil & Gas sector. The initiative aims not only to discover and cultivate young professionals but also to strengthen the company’s journey toward inclusion and diversity.

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Program Benefits and Commitments

Participants in the program not only immerse themselves in an enriching experience of learning and professional development but also enjoy a range of benefits. These include a competitive scholarship, life insurance, health insurance, meal and transportation assistance, access to Zenklub and Gympass, as well as online courses and development pathways.

Ipiranga, with more than 86 years of history, is not only recognized for the quality of its fuels and services but also for its commitment to innovation and the future of urban mobility. The “Ipiranga Talent 2024” program is a concrete expression of this commitment, aligning the company’s goals with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and strengthening its role as an agent of social transformation and inclusion.

In Summary

The “Ipiranga Talent 2024” is not only opening doors for the professional future of young talents but also promoting a culture of diversity and inclusion. It is an unmissable opportunity for those seeking professional and personal development, aligned with the values of sustainability and social responsibility. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative movement, apply by February 9, and start shaping your future with Ipiranga.

Photo: Jean Carlos.

Ipiranga Talent 2024: Inclusion and Opportunities in the Internship Program

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