Mining Company Samarco Invites Inexperienced Candidates Seeking First Job for Positions in Its Trainee Program

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/08/2021 at 12:24

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Samarco Is Looking for People to Make a Different Kind of Mining and Is Seeking Recent Graduates Looking for Their First Job

The Samarco trainee program is a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth. With operations in Operational and Corporate areas, trainees will gain a deep understanding of Samarco, its business and projects. See below how to secure a job and build your career at Samarco.

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With a duration of 2 years, the program allows for action based on a structured development plan. Selected individuals will have the opportunity to participate in a development track that involves technical and behavioral content to accelerate their training.

See Below How to Compete for Job Openings at the Mining Company Samarco

Higher Education Graduation between 12/2019 and 03/2022;
Availability to work onsite;
Advanced English;
Degrees: Engineering, Law, International Relations, Information Systems, Computer Science, Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Sociology among others.
Note: Samarco cannot guarantee the availability of openings for all degrees at all locations.
LOCATIONS: Anchieta (ES); Belo Horizonte (MG); Mariana (MG).

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Mining Company Samarco Invites Inexperienced Candidates Seeking First Job for Positions in Its Trainee Program

Samarco Is Looking for People to Make a Different Kind of Mining and Is Seeking Recent Graduates Looking for Their First Job

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Mining Company Samarco Invites Inexperienced Candidates Seeking First Job for Positions in Its Trainee Program

Samarco Is Looking for People to Make a Different Kind of Mining and Is Seeking Recent Graduates Looking for Their First Job

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