Multinacional Gi Group Brasil abre 700 vagas de emprego em Minas Gerais

Gi Group Brazil Opens 700 Job Positions in Minas Gerais

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 01/02/2021 at 12:48

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Gi Group, a multinational human resources company, has over 600 job openings for those wishing to work in Minas Gerais in the automotive industry in Betim, in the metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte. In total, there are about 700 positions available for industrial and logistical process operators and logistics vehicle operators.

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Applications can be made on the “Hiring” page of Gi Group. Just select the desired position and follow the instructions provided by clicking the “apply for this job” button.

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Those interested in applying for one of the job openings at the multinational Gi Group must register their resumes by clicking on this site. Interviews with recruiters are being conducted remotely in some cases.

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Available Positions

The 700 job openings at the multinational Gi Group are distributed across various careers. Check out some of the positions with open opportunities:

Maintenance Technician II
IT Analyst
Internal Controls Analyst
Project Specialist
Sales Promoter
Implantation Interviewer
Salesperson
Logistics Vehicle Operator
Industrial Process Operator

Gi Group is an Italian multinational and is present in 57 countries around the world. It has become one of the global leaders in solutions dedicated to the development of the labor market.

The company has been in Brazil for 11 years, with at least 400 internal employees in 16 different branches. Its main highlights correspond to the activities of Recruitment & Selection, Temporary Administration, Outsourcing Projects, Trade Marketing, Training & Business Consulting, and Internship Programs.

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Gi Group Brazil Opens 700 Job Positions in Minas Gerais

Apply for Job Openings at the Multinational Gi Group in Minas Gerais

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Apply for Job Openings at the Multinational Gi Group in Minas Gerais

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