Largest 100% Online Supermarket in the Country Opens More Than 50 Home Office (Remote) and In-Person Job Openings

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Published on 18/09/2021 at 10:46

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Opportunities at Shopper Are for Different Areas and Include In-Person, Home Office (Remote), and Exclusive for PWD Job Openings

The shopper, the largest 100% online supermarket in Brazil, has over 50 job openings in different areas. The opportunities are for Administrative Analyst (exclusive for PWD), Contract Analyst, Human Resources Analyst, Customer Experience Analyst, Inventory Management Analyst, Logistics Analyst, Senior Recruitment and Selection Analyst, Customer Relationship Analyst, Apprentice, Financial Assistant, Junior Buyer, Facilities Coordinator, Full Stack Web Developer, Intern, and Junior Operator.

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With over 600 employees, the company aims to double this number by the end of the year. Currently, Shopper serves more than 2,000 neighborhoods in Greater São Paulo, as well as 48 nearby municipalities. Among the “pure players” (100% online supermarkets), shopper is the largest in Brazil.

Together with the investment in talent acquisition, shopper has also been investing in its growth by reaching more municipalities. The startup expanded its business to 30 more cities in São Paulo just last month, reflecting the high demand for the scheduled shopping model and the expansion of online retail. By the end of the year, the expectation is to reach up to 60 cities in the state.

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Check Below How to Sign Up and Compete for Job Openings

Registration: Interested parties wishing to participate in the selection process and compete for a job opening, which includes opportunities for in-person work, home office, and also exclusive for PWD, must register through the company’s website AT THIS LINK.

About Shopper – Founded in 2015 operating with a replenishment system for domestic consumption items, such as cleaning products, personal hygiene, food, beverages, utilities, and pet products, shopper.com.br follows the Scheduled Shopping model: the consumer assembles their basket, selects the delivery date, and finalizes their purchase.

From that point on, they receive their groceries at home with convenience and savings every month; their list is saved on the site or app, and a delivery is automatically pre-scheduled for each month. The customer receives reminders every month to change their list before the next deliveries (or even change the delivery date if they need to advance, delay, or skip a delivery).

Largest 100% Online Supermarket in the Country Opens More Than 50 Home Office (Remote) and In-Person Job Openings

Opportunities at Shopper Are for Different Areas and Include In-Person, Home Office (Remote), and Exclusive for PWD Job Openings

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Check Below How to Sign Up and Compete for Job Openings

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