Mercado Livre Reopens Remote Job Positions for Professionals Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 08/04/2023 at 14:15

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Mercado Livre Is Offering Over 400 Remote Positions for Candidates Across the Country. There Are Remote and On-Site Positions in Various Areas.

Mercado Livre, one of the largest e-commerce companies in Brazil and Latin America, announced last week the opening of hundreds of new remote and on-site positions for candidates across the country. This initiative is part of the company’s expansion plan, which has seen significant growth in recent years. Mercado Livre emphasizes that there are more than 400 remote positions in areas such as technology, marketing, logistics, finance, among others.

Check the List of Remote Positions Opened by Mercado Livre

Mercado Livre is looking for qualified professionals who align with the company’s culture and values. We have compiled a list of the main opportunities available and their respective requirements:

Senior Continuous Improvement Analyst;
Senior Loss Prevention Analyst;
Software Technical Leader;
Mid-Level Middle Mile Transport Analyst;
Commercial Hunting Executive;
Senior Operational Excellence Analyst;
Senior Demand and Resources Planning Analyst;
Senior Reverse Logistics Analyst;
Search Engine Products Manager;
Mid-Level Route Planning Analyst;
Operations Supervisor;
Senior Tax Planning Analyst;
Backend Developer;
Backend Software Architecture Specialist;
Maintenance Execution Analyst;
Execution Analyst for Maintenance;
Mid-Level Transport Analyst;
Mid-Level Cost Management Analyst;
Senior Quality Analyst;
Automation Specialist;
Senior Backend Developer for Technology;
Backend Software Engineer;
Mid-Level Last Mile Planning Analyst;
Senior iOS Software Engineer for Technology;
Senior Recurrence Analyst for Large Enterprises;
Mid-Level Backend Software Engineer;
Team Leader;
Data Scientist for Technology;
Senior Carbon Strategy Specialist for Sustainability;
Mid-Level Cross Docking Analyst;
Mid-Level Logistics Data Analyst;
Mid-Level Cost Management Analyst;
Mid-Level Logistics Planning Analyst.

Applications for Remote Positions Are Online Only

The on-site positions focus on the company units in São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul, while the remote positions will be available for candidates from all over the country. Those interested can check the opportunities on Mercado Livre’s official website and apply directly through the page by filling out some information and submitting an up-to-date resume.

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Get to Know Mercado Livre

Mercado Livre is a company specializing in e-commerce, standing out in Latin America. Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, it was founded by Marcos Galperin in 1999 while he was an MBA student at Stanford University.

Currently, the company operates in 18 countries and serves over 132 million users with its services. Initially launched for online auction transactions, the platform’s business model has undergone changes and been expanded to allow the online buying and selling of products across various categories, becoming one of the top 10 most accessed e-commerce sites in the world. Among the products and services available, to strengthen its role as a sales channel, the company offers payment solutions through Mercado Pago.

Mercado Livre Reopens Remote Job Positions for Professionals Across Brazil

Mercado Livre Is Offering Over 400 Remote Positions for Candidates Across the Country. There Are Remote and On-Site Positions in Various Areas.

Check the List of Remote Positions Opened by Mercado Livre

Applications for Remote Positions Are Online Only

Get to Know Mercado Livre

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Check the List of Remote Positions Opened by Mercado Livre

Applications for Remote Positions Are Online Only

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