Many Job Openings at Brazil’s Largest Steel Producer, Gerdau, in Mining, Logistics, Maintenance, Operations, Technology, and More, for the 2021 Internship Program

The Largest Steel Producer in Brazil Has 80 Job Openings. College Students from Any Major Can Apply and Compete for the Opportunities.

Start your career at Brazil’s largest steel producer, Gerdau. The company has 80 job openings for its internship program, “G.Start.” The opportunities are for college students from any major who are available to work at the steel mills for 20 or 30 hours a week, depending on the unit.

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Gerdau is the largest steel producer in Brazil, one of the leading suppliers of long steel in the Americas, and of special steels worldwide. In Brazil, it also produces flat steels, in addition to iron ore for its own consumption.

The G.Start 2021 is looking for young talents who want to accelerate their development and help build the future of Gerdau. The selection process opened by Gerdau includes online tests, an online group dynamic, interviews, and a panel with leaders and personnel departments.

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See Below the Requirements to Compete for the Job Openings at Gerdau

• Bachelor’s degree, teaching degree, or ongoing technology degree;
• Graduation between December 2022 and December 2023;
• Availability to intern for 20 or 30 hours a week, depending on the unit.

The largest steel producer in Brazil offers an allowance, telemedicine, meal vouchers or cafeteria, medical assistance and medication allowance, dental assistance, and transportation allowance or bus service.

Registration: Those interested in building a career at one of the largest steel producers in the world must register directly on Gerdau’s website, at this link.

Gerdau Announces Exit from European and Asian Countries, Maintaining Only Investments in American Factories

With its factories valued at over R$ 60 billion, Gerdau wishes for about 20% of its revenue to come from businesses other than steel production, but for that, the company has been innovating. According to executive Gustavo Weneck, 47, the first to manage the company without being from the family that named it, emphasizes that the group has a great fear of disappearing, like many other companies over 120 years old that have fallen behind.

Werneck stated that another strategy for the company is to no longer operate in European and Asian countries and focus 100% on American countries, as well as creating niche businesses like Gerdau Summit, established in 2017, alongside Japanese Sumitomo, which produces steel parts for the wind energy industry. In this case, the process involves classic production; however, the owner of several factories is advancing into other sectors that are unimaginable for a company that grew in the art of forging steel.

With its management, expenses were reduced by US$ 300 million per year, totaling US$ 900 million over three years. Under Werneck’s leadership, Gerdau reported a surprising net profit of R$ 2.47 billion, 1,006% higher than that of its factories last year. The company’s net revenue reached R$ 16.3 billion, which is 77% more than in 2020.