Multinational Opens 300 Job Positions in SP, MG, SC, and Offers 7,000 Scholarships for Candidates

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Published on 19/02/2021 at 12:19

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7 Thousand Scholarships For Candidates Seeking A Job Opportunity In The States Of SP, MG, And SC. Secure Your Spot!

7,000 free scholarships offered in the free training program to learn a programming language called Kotlin, widely used in Android applications. In addition, 300 job vacancies will be opened by the multinational Everis, a Madrid-based company, a leader in technological solutions, for those who stand out.

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The opportunities are part of a partnership with Digital Innovation One to provide seven thousand free scholarships for people working in software development in any technology who want to learn to develop applications with Kotlin technology.

Candidates from all over Brazil who are looking for a job opportunity and are available to work in the cities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Uberlândia (MG), and Florianópolis (SC) can apply for the positions. Jobs can also be fully remote or hybrid, depending on the vacancy.

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Check Below The Requirements To Register For The Scholarship And Secure One Of The 300 Job Vacancies

Simply register for free by 03/09/2021
Complete all courses within the 75-day deadline
Complete 100% of your professional profile, career objective, and download your certificate
Ready! You will stand out and be recommended to the most innovative partner companies.

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Secure your scholarship and a job vacancy at the multinational Everis, a company globally recognized for its extensive experience in mobile project development. Register for free by 03/09/2021 at this link. Good luck!

Multinational Opens 300 Job Positions in SP, MG, SC, and Offers 7,000 Scholarships for Candidates

7 Thousand Scholarships For Candidates Seeking A Job Opportunity In The States Of SP, MG, And SC. Secure Your Spot!

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Check Below The Requirements To Register For The Scholarship And Secure One Of The 300 Job Vacancies

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