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Job Openings for Candidates With and Without Experience at Bosch Manufacturing Plants, the Leader in Automotive, Industrial, and Household Equipment and Tools Technology
In a move opposite to Ford, which closed its factories in Brazil, the multinational auto parts manufacturer Bosch has brought production from the USA to the country and opens many job vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education candidates, on this June 1st, for candidates with and without experience. The job opportunities, internships, and apprenticeships are to serve factories in São Paulo, Curitiba, Minas Gerais, and other Brazilian regions. See below how to register your resume.
The success story of Bosch in Brazil began in 1954 in São Paulo. Currently, the Bosch Group employs around 8,294 people in the country. The company offers automotive products and services for automakers and the aftermarket, as well as power tools, Building Technology, thermotechnology, smart solutions for agribusiness and mining, packaging machines, and industrial technologies.
Check Below the Main Job Openings Available at Bosch
- INTERNSHIP IN TECHNICAL SALES
- FORKLIFT OPERATOR
- PRODUCT ENGINEER
- QUALITY AUDITOR I
- PROJECT ENGINEER PL / AUTOMATION
- TECHNICAL LEVEL INTERNSHIP – AUTOMOTIVE AREA
- JR PROJECT ENGINEER / AUTOMATION
- SENIOR PLASTIC MOULD DESIGNER
- IT INTERNSHIP –
- SR LOGISTICS ENGINEER
- SR LOGISTICS ANALYST
- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
- INDUSTRIAL APPRENTICE
- PL/SR QUALITY SAFETY PLANNING ENGINEER
- JR LOGISTICS ASSISTANT
- LOGISTICS MANAGER
- INDUSTRIAL PAINTER ASSISTANT
- CHECKER
- DRIVER
- CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPERVISOR – CALL CENTER
- SR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIAN
- EXCLUSIVE POSITION FOR PERSON WITH DISABILITY (PWD)
- SR FOREIGN TRADE ANALYST
- PRODUCTION MANAGER
- OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIAN
- INDUSTRIAL PAINTER
- PL IN-HOUSE TECHNICAL ASSISTANT
Benefits: Bosch offers employees medical and dental assistance; on-site cafeteria; private pension plan; medication reimbursement; life insurance; variable pay; Christmas basket; shuttle or transportation voucher.
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Application: Those interested in applying for the above job vacancies, should register their resumes directly on the company’s website. Good luck! Remember that Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for the selection process. The job openings at Bosch can be filled at any time.
Bosch, Nissan, and Volkswagen Bet on Technology That Obtains Hydrogen From Ethanol; The Fuel Comes to Revolutionize the Automobile Industry Worldwide
The giant multinational Bosch is a company that believes in the electrification of cars using ethanol. This will be possible thanks to the development of an ethanol-based fuel cell, which is also being developed by Nissan and Volkswagen. With this technology, a chemical reaction occurs inside the vehicle’s engine that extracts hydrogen from ethanol and generates electricity, capable of moving it with autonomy and without generating pollutant emissions.
“This is a great opportunity for Brazil and the ethanol industry to generate energy with hydrogen cells, both for stationary applications and urban mobility. By 2050, we know we will have mobility free of carbon dioxide (CO2) and Brazil made the right decision in promoting ethanol, as it is a biofuel that also boosts the local economy and generates jobs for the country,” said Bosch’s president in Latin America, Besaliel Botelho.
According to the executive, a new “leap of prosperity” is about to come. “Today, we are facing a new leap of prosperity with ethanol. Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, is contained in ethanol, energy-intensive, can be produced with advantages from biomass from sugarcane and corn, is renewable. Hydrogen from ethanol is safe and has zero emissions. Brazil is the only country with a national supply network for ethanol. These factors are decisive for the electrification of automobiles and trucks without the burden of batteries that cost five times more to recycle and still use dirty energy,” pointed out Barbosa.
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