Líder na produção de alimentos, a BRF volta a abrir vagas para diversos setores e estados brasileiros

As A Leader in Food Production, BRF Reopens Job Openings Across Various Sectors and Brazilian States

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/02/2020 at 13:53

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BRF, Global Leader in Food Production, Opens Job Positions for Minas, São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul and More

BRF, a company owner of some of the well-known brands in Brazil’s food industry: Sadia, Perdigão, and Qualy, opens job positions for interns, analysts, and supervisors across various Brazilian states. Techint Engineering Construction Company with Job Openings for São Paulo

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The company, through its brands, has been bringing more flavor, quality, and convenience to consumers’ lives for 85 years. It is present in 95% of Brazilian households, with over 90,000 employees engaged in the mission to feed the world!

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Check below the open job positions at the company:

Key Account Supervisor – Belo Horizonte, MG

Bachelor’s Degree; Market and Sales Knowledge; Experience in Team Management; Knowledge of Excel and Market Analysis.

Intern – Bachelor’s Degree – Serafina Corrêa, RS

Pursuing a degree in Food Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, and related fields, from the 5th semester; knowledge of Office Suite – advanced Excel preferred.

Junior Quality Analyst – Dourados, MS

Proficiency in quality tools; Proficiency in self-control programs; Indicator analysis; Intermediate Excel; Bachelor’s degree completed in Veterinary Medicine, Food Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, and related areas.

Quality Internship – Jundiaí, SP

Pursuing a degree in Engineering (Food, Chemical, Materials, Production, Biochemistry), Pharmacy, Administration, or Statistics; Basic Office Suite (PowerPoint – Excel); Visual Basic will be considered a differential; Minitab will be considered a differential.

To Apply for Job Positions at BRF (intern, analyst, and supervisor), simply click on the desired position and you will be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

As A Leader in Food Production, BRF Reopens Job Openings Across Various Sectors and Brazilian States

BRF, Global Leader in Food Production, Opens Job Positions for Minas, São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul and More

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