European Multinational Offers Over 200 Job Openings This September in RJ, SP, PE, BA, MG, and More

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Published on 06/09/2021 at 11:01

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Multinational Calls for More Than 200 Job Openings for High School Candidates to Work in the States of RJ, SP, BA, PE, DF, MG, RS, GO, and More!

Verisure – the European leader in monitored alarm solutions – opens 164 new job opportunities in sales and 43 in the administrative area (in São Paulo) in September. The sales positions are for different regions of the country; see below which ones they are and how to submit your resume!

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Verisure is a leader in monitored alarm solutions in Europe. The company has 4 million customers and 17,000 employees in 16 countries in Europe and Latin America.

In 2011, Verisure arrived in Brazil, starting its operations with the same quality standards of the multinational group to which it belongs, providing services and investing in technological innovation.

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The job openings are for: São Paulo capital, Campinas – SP, Sorocaba – SP, Ribeirão Preto – SP, Rio de Janeiro capital, Petrópolis – RJ, Niterói – RJ, Região dos Lagos – RJ, Campos dos Goytacazes – RJ, São Caetano do Sul in ABC Paulista, Santos – coastal Paulista, São José dos Campos – SP, Belo Horizonte – MG, Brasília (DF), Goiânia – GO, Curitiba – PR, Joinville – SC, Porto Alegre – RS, Salvador – BA, and Recife – PE. All positions also include people with disabilities.

Application: Those interested in the job openings offered by Verisure can find more details and apply directly on the company’s website, at this link.

European Multinational Offers Over 200 Job Openings This September in RJ, SP, PE, BA, MG, and More

Multinational Calls for More Than 200 Job Openings for High School Candidates to Work in the States of RJ, SP, BA, PE, DF, MG, RS, GO, and More!

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Check Below How to Compete for the Job Openings Offered by the Multinational Verisure

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European Multinational Offers Over 200 Job Openings This September in RJ, SP, PE, BA, MG, and More

Multinational Calls for More Than 200 Job Openings for High School Candidates to Work in the States of RJ, SP, BA, PE, DF, MG, RS, GO, and More!

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