Multinacional do setor automotivo busca profissionais em diversas especialidades

Multinational Automotive Company Seeks Professionals In Various Specialties

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/10/2018 at 04:17

Updated on 29/10/2018 at 08:26

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Official Announcement from Human Resources for Urgent Large Industrial Project, Check the Positions and How to Apply

The HR department of a large multinational in the Brazilian automotive sector urgently requests resumes from technicians and engineers for a major industrial project. As described in the positions you will see below, it will likely be for factory expansion or the assembly of a new industrial line. According to Human Resources, many resumes will be needed, and they kindly ask you to share this post, as you can see in the screenshot below:

The Positions Requested by the Recruiter Are as Follows:

Process Engineers
Automation Technician
Labview/ Robotics
Production Means Technicians

No additional details such as experience, qualifications, or salaries were provided; it was simply requested that resumes be sent if you are professionals with these qualifications. The work location will be in the city of Ribeirão Preto, a municipality in the interior of São Paulo. The main source of capital inflow in the municipality currently is through agribusiness, and Ribeiro Petro has recently begun to polarize for the diversification of its economy.

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Multinational Automotive Company Seeks Professionals In Various Specialties

Official Announcement from Human Resources for Urgent Large Industrial Project, Check the Positions and How to Apply

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