Bosch brings US manufacturing to Brazil and invites higher education students to take part in internships in April at its factory in São Paulo. There is no age limit!

In a movement contrary to that of Ford, the multinational auto parts manufacturer Bosch brought production from the US to Brazil and continues to generate many job and internship vacancies for candidates with and without experience. The opportunities offered today by the company are for internship vacancies at its plant in Campinas, São Paulo. There is no age limit to compete for opportunities and candidates must be available to start in April. See below how to register your resume.

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Bosch has open internship vacancies for Campinas. You can be as you are! Diversity is the advantage of the company, which aims to build an increasingly diverse team – take part in this transformation!

Check below how to apply for the vacancies opened by Bosch for São Paulo

There are vacancies available in the following areas:

• Business Administration;
• Psychology;
• Engineering (Computer, Materials, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Production, Control and Automation, Manufacturing);
• Marketing, Journalism, Publicity and Propaganda, Design, Public Relations and the like;
• Computer Science, Information Technology, Systems Analysis, Information Systems or similar;
• Economics, Accounting, Statistics, Mathematics or Finance;
• Logistics, Foreign Trade and International Relations.

Requirements: No matter your age, generations live together and build really cool things at Bosch! As they focus on efficiency, PCDs are very welcome.

• Intermediate English desirable;
• Mandatory training planned for 2023 onwards, with availability to complete at least one year and a half of internship;
• Availability to work at one of the following times: Monday to Friday from 07:30 am to 14:30 pm; Monday to Thursday from 10:15 am to 17:15 pm and Friday from 7:30 am to 14:30 pm.

Additional Information

Deadline for application: 01/03/2022

Benefits: In addition to providing you with an incredible experience and professional development, they also offer a package of quality medical and dental care benefits for you and your family, in addition to health initiatives that aim to support you in caring for your quality of life; agreements with pharmacies and/or subsidy policies for the purchase of medicines; own restaurants with quality food; chartered to facilitate your displacement and/or transport assistance, free internal parking spaces, if you prefer to come with your own car; year-end benefits for you and your family; group life insurance; club for sports and leisure activities.

Inscrição: Those interested in knowing all the internship vacancies must register the resume directly on the company website until March 01, 2022. Good luck! Remembering that Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the selection process. Opportunities opened by Bosch can be filled at any time.

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