Over 1,000 Job Openings in Cariacica with Opportunities for Various Positions

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 02/06/2025 at 10:08

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Cariacica Offers More Than 1,000 Job Vacancies in Various Areas; See How to Participate In-Person or Online

The Cariacica Worker’s Agency starts the week with the offer of 1,027 job vacancies in various areas. Of this total, 105 opportunities are exclusively for People with Disabilities (PWD).

Available positions include administrative assistant, mechanic helper, lawyer, IT intern, driver, salesperson, receptionist, welder, among others. The options cater to different professional profiles and qualification levels.

Those interested can seek in-person service at the agency, which operates in the Cariacica Administrative Center, located at Avenida Alice Coutinho, nº 109, Vera Cruz neighborhood. Business hours are Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 6 PM.

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Additionally, there is the option to participate in the selection process online. Just fill out the specific form and send it to the email empregos@cariacica.es.gov.br. It is important to correctly inform the code and the job function in the subject line of the email.

The agency also provides support via WhatsApp. At (27) 98831-6008, candidates can consult available vacancies, track the selection process, and clarify doubts.

Assistance through this channel follows the same hours as in-person service. The vacancies remain available while there is demand and they are not filled.

With information from Folha Vitória.

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