Braskem Petrochemical Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals With and Without Experience

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 18/01/2023 at 19:42

Updated on 18/01/2023 at 19:53

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Braskem Is Offering Internship Opportunities in Several Areas

Braskem is a global petrochemical company with the purpose of creating sustainable solutions in chemistry and plastics. Currently, the company is seeking new professionals, offering job openings for individuals with or without experience. Internship opportunities are available in various fields, such as engineering, planning, logistics, and communication. Continue reading the article to learn more about the openings and how to apply!

More Information About Braskem and How to Apply for the Openings

Braskem, the largest producer of polyolefins in the Americas, through its subsidiary Braskem America, announced on Tuesday (17) a project to assess an investment in the production of renewable-source polypropylene (PP) with a negative carbon footprint in the United States. According to Infomoney.com, the project will evaluate the use of a preexisting PP asset from Braskem and will utilize the company’s proprietary and proven technology to convert bioethanol into physically segregated bio-based PP.

When it comes to the work environment, the company values autonomy, collaboration, freedom, and diversity. Additionally, it is committed to promoting an inclusive workplace without discrimination based on disability, gender, sexual orientation, race, age, origin, family structure, and physical traits. Interested in working with the petrochemical giant? Simply apply through their website by clicking here! More details about each position are available at the same link.

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Available Internships at Braskem

● University Internship in Chemical Engineering
● Internship in the Procurement Area
● Internship in Analytics/Indicators
● Internship in Process Technology
● Internship in Strategic Planning and Internal Consulting
● Internship in Resin Logistics
● Engineering Internship at Pilot Plants
● Logistics Internship – Exclusive position for PwD
● Internship in People Services
● Internship in Metabolic Engineering
● Internship in Additive Manufacturing
● Internship in Industrial Automation
● Internship in Process Engineering
● Internship in Project Management Office
● Intern – Strategic Information
● Internship in Continuous Improvement – RS
● Internship in Internal Consulting and Strategic Planning
● Internship in Customer Service – Exclusive for PwD
● Internship in Reporting, Experience & Maintenance
● Internship in Risk and Insurance Management
● Internship in Institutional Relations
● Internship in Compliance – Exclusive for PwD

Braskem Petrochemical Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals With and Without Experience

Braskem Is Offering Internship Opportunities in Several Areas

More Information About Braskem and How to Apply for the Openings

Available Internships at Braskem

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Braskem Petrochemical Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals With and Without Experience

Braskem Is Offering Internship Opportunities in Several Areas

More Information About Braskem and How to Apply for the Openings

Available Internships at Braskem

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