Opportunities for Technician, Engineer, and Intern in RJ, SP, and MG

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/04/2019 at 08:36

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The Swiss Company That Manufactures Pharmaceutical Products Is Selecting Professionals for the Positions of Maintenance Technician, Administrative Assistant, Production Supervisor, Service Engineer, and Interns.

The company Roche Brazil opened positions on April 2, for professionals with Technical and Higher education in the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Minas Gerais the Swiss company offers employees benefits such as medical assistance, dental assistance, pharmacy aid, partnership company agreements, product discounts, profit-sharing, stock acquisition plan, private pension, cafeteria, life insurance, meal voucher, transportation voucher. If you are someone looking for a company where you have the opportunity to pursue your interests in various roles and locations, keep reading to find out all the details.

Maintenance Technician I – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Complete Technical education in Electrotechnics or Automation, availability to work in shifts, practical experience with corrective, preventive, and predictive maintenance on production equipment; Office Package, Safety Standards, and GMP; Knowledge in maintenance plan analysis, electrical commands, sensors, motor drives, and programmable logic controllers; Knowledge of the SAP system, PM module, and quality tools will be a differential.

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Production Supervisor – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Higher education in Pharmacy, Engineering, or related fields, experience in Pharmaceutical Industry (desirable), Food, Cosmetic, or Chemical; knowledge in Lean Production System; Continuous Improvement (Kaizen/Simplify), Standardization (5S/Visual Management); Intermediate/Advanced English. Proficiency with systems (SAP, Excel, etc); Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices, Safety and Environmental Standards, and availability to work in shifts.

If you meet the qualifications required by the company,CLICK HERE to apply for the position.

Administrative Assistant I – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Experience in the Administrative Area, with completed or ongoing Higher education, Experience in managing general services (cleaning, gardening, employee transportation, and pest control); Proficiency with systems (SAP, Simple Buy, Condor); Complete office package; Availability of hours.

If you meet the qualifications required by the company,CLICK HERE to apply for the position. Good Luck!

Service Engineer III – São Paulo

Requirements: Completed Higher Education in Engineering (Mechanical, Electronics, Mechatronics, Electrical, or similar); Experience in technical assistance / Maintenance / Services / Related to IT/Computing and Health area; knowledge in MS Office, Internet; Advanced knowledge of English for writing and reading (technical/manuals); Excellent relationship and communication skills; Ability to work in a team; Good organizational and planning skills, analysis and problem-solving skills.

If you meet the qualifications required by the company,CLICK HERE to apply for the position. Good Luck!

Intern RPS – BH Minas Gerais

Requirements: Must be pursuing Higher Education in Engineering, with expected graduation in 2021/2022; Intermediate/advanced English; Reside in Belo Horizonte or nearby.

If you meet the qualifications required by the company,CLICK HERE to apply for the position. Good Luck!

Established Engineering company is hiring in various professional areas to work in 7 Brazilian states.

Opportunities for Technician, Engineer, and Intern in RJ, SP, and MG

The Swiss Company That Manufactures Pharmaceutical Products Is Selecting Professionals for the Positions of Maintenance Technician, Administrative Assistant, Production Supervisor, Service Engineer, and Interns.

Maintenance Technician I – Rio de Janeiro

Production Supervisor – Rio de Janeiro

Administrative Assistant I – Rio de Janeiro

Service Engineer III – São Paulo

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Opportunities for Technician, Engineer, and Intern in RJ, SP, and MG

The Swiss Company That Manufactures Pharmaceutical Products Is Selecting Professionals for the Positions of Maintenance Technician, Administrative Assistant, Production Supervisor, Service Engineer, and Interns.

Maintenance Technician I – Rio de Janeiro

Production Supervisor – Rio de Janeiro

Administrative Assistant I – Rio de Janeiro

Service Engineer III – São Paulo

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