Nissan, Multinational Vehicle Manufacturer, Calls For Unexperienced Candidates To Work At Its Factories In São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, And São José dos Pinhais For Its 2022 Internship Program

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 13/06/2022 at 08:32

Updated on 13/06/2022 at 23:42

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The Japanese Automaker Is Building the Present and Future of the Automotive Market, and You Can Be Part of This Journey! Check Out the Open Positions and Submit Your Resume.

Searching for a job but have no experience? The Japanese multinational Nissan is opening positions for candidates without experience in its 2022 Internship Program. The opportunities are for activities in its units in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and São José dos Pinhais. See below how to submit your resume.

At Nissan, power comes from within. Each person who is part of the company is responsible for making decisions, and interns are no exception. Therefore, this group is a key player in developing projects for the company’s evolution because everyone is Nissan.

It is worth noting that the Internship Program NISSAN offers positions for different locations of Nissan Brazil. There are over 10 areas of expertise, and you could work at the Resende (RJ) factory or the offices in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), São Paulo (SP), and São José dos Pinhais (PR).

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Check Below How to Compete for the Open Positions at Nissan

Be part of the team! Nissan seeks innovative people who aspire to grow and want to evolve alongside the company, looking for key players!

Areas of Expertise:

Engineering: Industrial, Product, Development, and Process;
Manufacturing: Production, Quality, and Maintenance;
Information Technology;
Marketing and Communication;
Sales and After Sales;
Finance;
Human Resources;
Legal and Compliance;
Purchasing;
Projects;
Government Relations;
Product Planning;
Supply Chain and Logistics.

Requirements:

Students from the third semester onwards, regardless of the course;
People who think outside the box, who are responsible and proactive collaborators;
Availability to work six hours a day;
Ambassadors of the company culture, the Nissan Way, and with a passion for the automotive sector and mobility services;
Lots of energy and desire to enter the job market!

Benefits:

Cost assistance (R$), to set up a “respectable” home office!
Discounts on Nissan cars so you can have the complete Nissan Experience;
Competitive internship allowance, health plan; life insurance; meal voucher/canteen; transportation/freight vouchers.
Day off gift in your birthday month;
Your Way: depending on the location, flexible hours and dress code.
Gympass;
And more benefits from the Way of Working Program.

Application: If you identified with this, submit your application HERE and participate in the selection process BY JUNE 15. Be the protagonist of your development journey and help Nissan build the future.

Nissan, Multinational Vehicle Manufacturer, Calls For Unexperienced Candidates To Work At Its Factories In São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, And São José dos Pinhais For Its 2022 Internship Program

The Japanese Automaker Is Building the Present and Future of the Automotive Market, and You Can Be Part of This Journey! Check Out the Open Positions and Submit Your Resume.

Check Below How to Compete for the Open Positions at Nissan

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