Leader In Brazil's Steel Market, Usiminas Opens Remote Job Vacancies For All Of Brazil And On-Site Positions For São Paulo And Minas Gerais

Leader In Brazil’s Steel Market, Usiminas Opens Remote Job Vacancies For All Of Brazil And On-Site Positions For São Paulo And Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/12/2022 at 22:46

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The Steel Distributor Usiminas Is Seeking New Professionals to Fill On-Site and Remote Positions

One of the largest steel producers in the Americas, Usiminas owns major steel mills in Brazil and can produce up to 9.5 million metric tons of steel per year. This week, the distributor announced the opening of remote and on-site job openings, with remote positions available nationwide and on-site positions in Minas Gerais and São Paulo. Positions such as commercial analyst and mining operator are offered, among others that will be mentioned below in the article.

More Information About Usiminas and How to Apply for Their Job Openings

Responsible for 28% of the total steel production in Brazil, Usiminas is among the best companies in serving the transportation sector and is a leader in flat steel sales in Brazil. Usiminas Mining is part of the company, with several production, sales, and export records. Located in Itatiaiuçu, the mining company is one of the largest employers in the region, with over 4,000 employees. According to IBGE data, Itatiaiuçu’s GDP per capita in 2017 was R$87,446.99, a figure nearly three times higher than the GDP per capita in Brazil, which was R$31,833.50.

When it comes to sustainability, Usiminas is committed to improving its performance by managing impacts and the rational use of natural resources. Thus, the company has efficient water and energy consumption, material reuse in industrial plants, reduction of pollutant emissions in the atmosphere, and proper management of the waste generated during production. To learn more about the environmental preservation efforts by the company, watch their video on YouTube. Interested in joining the Usiminas team? Click here to apply for the positions via the LinkedIn digital platform.

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Available Positions to Work with Usiminas

If you are interested in working with the Brazilian leader in steel sales, here are the job openings announced:

Remote Opportunities (Brazil)

Commercial Analyst – Southern Region
Commercial Analyst – Various Locations

São Paulo

Production Technician
Production Programmer
Overhead Crane Operator

Minas Gerais

Mining Operator (PCD)
Equipment Operator

Leader In Brazil’s Steel Market, Usiminas Opens Remote Job Vacancies For All Of Brazil And On-Site Positions For São Paulo And Minas Gerais

The Steel Distributor Usiminas Is Seeking New Professionals to Fill On-Site and Remote Positions

More Information About Usiminas and How to Apply for Their Job Openings

Available Positions to Work with Usiminas

Remote Opportunities (Brazil)

São Paulo

Minas Gerais

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