Global Leader In Construction And Mining Equipment Manufacturing, Caterpillar Is Seeking New Professionals In Brazil And Opens Positions For Technician And Intern In São Paulo And Paraná

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 15/12/2022 at 13:43

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American Company Caterpillar Opens Job Vacancies in Brazil, to Work in States Like São Paulo and Paraná

Caterpillar is the world’s largest manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines for off-highway vehicles, industrial gas turbines, and diesel-electric locomotives. This week, the American company announced the opening of job vacancies to work in São Paulo and Paraná. Positions such as Electrical Maintenance Technician, Commercial Consultant, and Operations Assistant are being offered, including opportunities for people with disabilities (PWD).

How to Apply for Job Vacancies at Caterpillar Brazil?

For over 100 years, Caterpillar has been doing business on all continents, primarily operating through three main segments – Construction Industries, Resource and Energy Industries, and Transportation – and providing financing and related services through the Financial Products segment. Want to be part of this global leader’s team? Just apply online through the company’s job platform by clicking here! More information about the vacancies is also available on the website, and to find out which positions are available, keep reading the article!

Available Job Vacancies to Work with Caterpillar in São Paulo and Paraná

Caterpillar’s main goal is to help customers build a better and more sustainable world, contributing to a future with reduced carbon. Its innovative products and services, supported by a global network of dealers, provide exceptional value to customers. If you are interested in working for this giant and sustainable company, here are the available job vacancies:

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São Paulo

IT Analyst
Digital Program Manager
Commercial Consultant
University Internship in HR
Electrical Maintenance Technician
Supplies Analyst
Internal Control Coordinator
Occupational Medical Manager
Credit Specialist
Talent Pool – Manufacturing (Welding)
Operational Talent Pool (PWD)

Paraná

Logistics Assistant
Production Assistant
Operations Assistant (PWD)
Talent Pool – Welding

Global Leader In Construction And Mining Equipment Manufacturing, Caterpillar Is Seeking New Professionals In Brazil And Opens Positions For Technician And Intern In São Paulo And Paraná

American Company Caterpillar Opens Job Vacancies in Brazil, to Work in States Like São Paulo and Paraná

How to Apply for Job Vacancies at Caterpillar Brazil?

Available Job Vacancies to Work with Caterpillar in São Paulo and Paraná

São Paulo

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Global Leader In Construction And Mining Equipment Manufacturing, Caterpillar Is Seeking New Professionals In Brazil And Opens Positions For Technician And Intern In São Paulo And Paraná

American Company Caterpillar Opens Job Vacancies in Brazil, to Work in States Like São Paulo and Paraná

How to Apply for Job Vacancies at Caterpillar Brazil?

Available Job Vacancies to Work with Caterpillar in São Paulo and Paraná

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