World's Largest Niobium Producer, CBMM, Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for Technical and Higher Education Students

World’s Largest Niobium Producer, CBMM, Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for Technical and Higher Education Students

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/01/2023 at 17:15

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ACBMM, Brazilian Company of Metallurgy and Mining, Announces Internship Openings in Its Internship Program 2023

A global leader in niobium production, CBMM is seeking new talents this year and announces the opening of positions for its Internship Program 2023. This program opens opportunities for students in technical or higher education courses – with no prior experience or completed degree – to form the next generation of professionals at the company. The goal is to attract and develop students in training, so they can help solve problems within the company. Continue reading to learn more information about the positions and how to apply.

Information About the CBMM Internship Program and How to Apply

CBMM is offering internship positions for students in higher or technical education, scheduled to start in March of this year. The internship program operates in the areas of human resources, information technology, occupational safety, finance, engineering, laboratory, construction, logistics, operation, maintenance, general services, process and product development, among others. Applications should be made through the Vagas.com website by clicking here!

The Stages of the Selection Process Are:

Applications;
Online tests;
Group Dynamics and/or Interview with HR;
Final Interview with the Manager;
Hiring.

Requirements for the Selection Process to Intern at CBMM

Those who wish to apply for the CBMM Internship Program must be at least 18 years old; available to intern in person in Araxá, MG, from Monday to Friday, with hours from 08:00 to 15:00 (one hour break for meals at the industrial plant); and have intermediate proficiency in the Office suite.

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Students in higher education must be in their 4th semester or later, preferably in a period that allows them to intern for up to 2 years. The student may be pursuing the following degrees: Administration, Accounting, Economics, Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, Computer Networks, Data Analysis; Analysis and Development of Systems, Geology, Logistics, Physics, and Engineering (Civil, Production, Chemical, Mining, Control, Automation, Computing, Metallurgical, and Materials).

Students in technical education must only expect to graduate in 2024, while studying Administration, Accounting, Electrotechnics, Electromechanics, Electronics, Building, Electrical, Electro-electronics, Geology, Instrumentation, Logistics, Mechanics, Metallurgy, Mining, Chemistry, Commercial Management, or Occupational Safety.

World’s Largest Niobium Producer, CBMM, Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for Technical and Higher Education Students

ACBMM, Brazilian Company of Metallurgy and Mining, Announces Internship Openings in Its Internship Program 2023

Information About the CBMM Internship Program and How to Apply

The Stages of the Selection Process Are:

Requirements for the Selection Process to Intern at CBMM

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