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Motorola Calls For 45 Job Openings of Different Levels in São Paulo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 10/08/2021 at 09:00

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Motorola Opens 45 Job Openings for Technology Professionals in Jaguariúna, SP. The Selection Process, Which Started This Month, Has Opportunities for All Levels in R&D

The American multinational Motorola is expanding its R&D area and opened 45 job positions this month at its office in Jaguariúna, in the interior of São Paulo, for work in Software Development in areas such as Mobile Security, Imaging Processing, Camera, Artificial Intelligence among others.

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“We want to attract talents who are passionate about technology. Updated professionals who follow the trends of our market and can bring us different perspectives for the research and development areas. We are looking for people who are attentive to new consumer behaviors and who have the desire to make a difference in a global company that breathes innovation and offers growth opportunities,” says Ana Paula Cavioli, HR director of Motorola for Latin America. CHECK OUT THE COMPANY VIDEO BELOW

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There are positions for all levels (junior, mid-level, and senior) and professionals must have degrees in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Systems Analysis and Development, and related fields.

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Motorola Calls For 45 Job Openings of Different Levels in São Paulo

Motorola Opens 45 Job Openings for Technology Professionals in Jaguariúna, SP. The Selection Process, Which Started This Month, Has Opportunities for All Levels in R&D

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Check Below How to Apply for Motorola’s Job Openings

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