Leader In Fleet Management And Mobility Solutions For The Urban Market Opens More Than 50 Job And Internship Positions In São Paulo And Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/01/2022 at 07:17

Updated on 11/01/2022 at 10:57

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Ticket Log Has Job And Internship Openings In Various Areas In Rio Grande Do Sul And São Paulo. Register Your Resume Now!

Ticket Log, a brand of Edenred Brazil, the leader in fleet management and mobility solutions for the urban market, has job openings in Rio Grande Do Sul, focusing on the municipality of Campo Bom and also in the State of São Paulo. In total, there are 53 job openings offered in various areas, including internships. See below how to register your resume.

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“We at Ticket Log work daily to simplify the lives of our clients and partners through technology. Being a leader in fleet and mobility solutions allows us to drive innovation in our offerings, and therefore, we seek strategic professionals who enjoy challenges and know how to exercise their entrepreneurial spirit on a daily basis,” comments Douglas Pina, Head of Urban Mobility at Edenred Brazil.

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There are opportunities available for the position of Service Assistant, responsible for ensuring excellence in customer service; Relationship Assistant, tasked with expanding channels of interaction with the public; Controllership Analyst, responsible for promoting improvement inputs within the area; and Continuous Improvement Intern, who will support the construction of indicators and management presentations.

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Benefits: In addition to the salary, Ticket Log provides the benefits granted by Edenred Brazil to its employees, such as the Edenred Digital University (EDU) training platform and the Viva Melhor platform, which includes access to a multidisciplinary team comprising an occupational and family doctor, nutritionist, physiotherapist, physical educator, and nurse. The company also offers flexplace and flextime programs that promote a culture of innovation and well-being and ensure flexible schedules and a hybrid work model.

About Ticket Log

Ticket Log aims to value people’s time so they can enjoy life more and better. The brand connects people and companies through innovative and digital fleet management and mobility solutions, available for companies of all segments and sizes, simplifying urban mobility with information and intelligence.

With over 30 years of market experience and 30,000 client companies, Ticket Log manages 1 million vehicles and nearly 2.5 billion liters of fuel per year. In addition, it has an acceptance network of over 43,000 accredited partners, including gas stations, mechanical workshops, and many other mobility services.

Ticket Log is a brand of Edenred, a global digital service and payment company that serves as a companion to workers and businesses at all times. A leader in its segment, it connects over 50 million users, 2 million establishments, and more than 850,000 client companies in 46 countries, managing transactions of over 7.1 billion liters of fuel per year.

Leader In Fleet Management And Mobility Solutions For The Urban Market Opens More Than 50 Job And Internship Positions In São Paulo And Rio Grande do Sul

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