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German Multinational Bosch Opens Over 50 Jobs for High School, Higher Education, and Internship Starting in March

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/01/2020 at 08:21

Updated on 07/01/2020 at 08:30

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Bosch Opens Many Job Openings for High School, College, and Internships. Check the Available Positions Today from the German Multinational

The renowned Bosch offers many job openings today for high school, college, and internships to support units in São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Maranhão. Kicking off the week in full swing, over 400 job openings announced by the multinational, résumé in hand Wednesday, January 8

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The success story of Bosch in Brazil began in 1954 in the city of São Paulo. Currently, the Bosch Group employs around 8,294 people in the country and reported a net revenue of R$ 5.3 billion in 2018 from the supply of automotive products and services for manufacturers and the aftermarket, as well as power tools, Building Technology, thermal technology, smart solutions for agribusiness and mining, packaging machines, and industrial technologies.

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About Bosch Job Openings

Tower Technician I – Expires in 10 Days
Scholarship Holder Inova Talents Program – IEL / CNPq
Bosch Rexroth – Internship Program (Start March 2020) – Expires in 27 Days – 50 Positions
Internship Program (Start March 2020) – Expires in 20 Days
Marketing Assistant Pl – Expires in 10 Days
Internship – Talent Pool for People with Disabilities (PCD) – Expires in 7 Days
Sales Support Internship – Expires in 3 Days
Human Resources Assistant – Expires in 4 Days
Sales Support Internship – Expires in 3 Days
IT Support Analyst Pl – Expires in 3 Days
Financial Analyst Pl – Expires in 2 Days
Sales Consultant – Expires in 8 Days
Scholarship Holder Inova Talents Program – IEL / CNPq

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If you are interested in any of the Bosch job openings above, click here to access the company website and click on “see our job openings” to apply. GOOD LUCK

German Multinational Bosch Opens Over 50 Jobs for High School, Higher Education, and Internship Starting in March

Bosch Opens Many Job Openings for High School, College, and Internships. Check the Available Positions Today from the German Multinational

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About Bosch Job Openings

Registration for Effective and Internship Positions

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