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Multinational Calls for Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers in Rio and Macaé

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Published on 27/09/2019 at 13:15

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In Rio and Macaé, Multinational Stefanini Seeks Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers Plus 23 Openings for Interns and Trainees

Many openings for Rio, Macaé, and São Paulo, announced by the multinational Stefanini on this September 27. The positions are for various roles, and the company has also set aside 23 openings for its Internship and Trainee program 2020. Check the openings for Macaé and Espírito Santo announced today by Vix Logística for technicians and drivers.

Stefanini is a Brazilian multinational that operates in the IT services sector. With support in over 30 languages, Stefanini, the 5th most internationalized company according to Fundação Dom Cabral, operates in more than 35 countries and is among the 100 largest IT companies in the world (BBC News).

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Internship and Trainee Openings

Applications are now open for the Stefanini Potential Program 2020! The company offers a total of 23 Trainee and Internship openings for the cities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília.

To participate in the selection process, applications must be made by October 4, at this link.

About Stefanini’s Permanent Openings – Rio and Macaé

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT – SR
MACHINE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
PROCUREMENT ANALYST PL
HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT – SR
INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGER
OPERATIONS MANAGER
DIGITAL ARCHITECT
SYSTEMS ANALYST SR
SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT PL
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II – FOCUS ON PAYROLL
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II – FOCUS ON PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE – FOCUS ON SOCIAL SECURITY

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BUSINESS ANALYTICS
BIG DATA DEVELOPER
FRONT END DEVELOPER
FULL STACK DEVELOPER
JAVA DEVELOPER
DRUPAL PROGRAMMER
NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR JR
SUPPORT ANALYST SR – N3
DIGITAL MARKETING

Application

If you are interested in any of the vacancies above click here to apply, good luck!

Multinational Calls for Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers in Rio and Macaé

In Rio and Macaé, Multinational Stefanini Seeks Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers Plus 23 Openings for Interns and Trainees

Internship and Trainee Openings

About Stefanini’s Permanent Openings – Rio and Macaé

Application

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Multinational Calls for Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers in Rio and Macaé

In Rio and Macaé, Multinational Stefanini Seeks Assistants, Technicians, Analysts, and Managers Plus 23 Openings for Interns and Trainees

Internship and Trainee Openings

About Stefanini’s Permanent Openings – Rio and Macaé

Application

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