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Over 30 Job Openings for Young Apprentices, Technicians, Engineers, and More at Major Industry Colormaq

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/10/2020 at 08:30

Updated on 20/01/2023 at 18:05

Construction, Industry, Job Openings

Mais de 60 vagas de emprego de ensino fundamental, médio e superior abertas ontem (23/07) em diversas funções pela fabricante Colormaq em São Paulo

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Check The Requirements To Apply For The More Than 30 Job Openings For High School, Technical And Higher Education On This Day (22), For The State Of São Paulo.

Are you a resident of São Paulo? The consumer goods manufacturer Colormaq has opened more than 30 job openings for high school, technical, and higher education in various positions; check all the positions and how to apply. Also apply, Raízen, the giant ethanol producer in Brazil, opens positions for candidates without experience seeking their first job in its Trainee and Internship program 2021

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COLORMAQ is a company specialized in the manufacturing of durable consumer goods. It operates in the segments: WHITE LINE AND FURNITURE, totaling a portfolio of more than 400 items in the production line.

Distributor of products in small, medium, and large retail chains throughout the national territory, with an expansion effort in foreign trade.

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Are You A Resident Of São Paulo And Want To Be Part Of This Great Industry? Check Below The Requirements And How To Apply For Job Openings At COLORMAQ

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Over 30 Job Openings for Young Apprentices, Technicians, Engineers, and More at Major Industry Colormaq

Check The Requirements To Apply For The More Than 30 Job Openings For High School, Technical And Higher Education On This Day (22), For The State Of São Paulo.

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Are You A Resident Of São Paulo And Want To Be Part Of This Great Industry? Check Below The Requirements And How To Apply For Job Openings At COLORMAQ

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