Piracanjuba Announces Opening Of Hundreds Of New Job Positions For Professionals In GO, SP, SC, PR, And MG

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/08/2022 at 11:23

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Piracanjuba Opened a New Selection Process with Hundreds of Effective Job Vacancies for Professionals in Various Locations in Brazil.

Founded more than six decades ago, the Brazilian dairy company Piracanjuba currently has various job openings in several locations across the country. The company also offers opportunities for remote work, so Brazilians from all over the national territory can apply for the vacancies. Currently, the company has 3,500 employees and plans to expand further to meet the demands of its more than 180 products.

List of Job Vacancies Available for Immediate Start at Piracanjuba

Below is a list of the main job vacancies that the dairy company is offering for professionals in GO, SP, PR, SC, and MG:

Electrotechnician I – UHT maintenance;
Junior Designer;
Marketing Analyst – Digital Trade;
Junior Purchasing Analyst;
Production Supervisor;
Production Assistant;
Pleno PCM Analyst;
Machine Operator – Platform;
Product Specialist;
Forklift Operator I – Inventory and Shipping;
General Services;
Tax Specialist;
Machine Operator II;
Machine Operator I – Environment;
Shipping Assistant;
Milk Purchasing Supervisor;
Forklift Operator;
Junior IT Analyst;
Electrician I;
Final Artist;
IT Assistant;
IT Specialist – Low Code Development;
Administrative Purchasing Assistant;
Shipping Assistant;
Corporate Security Supervisor;
Electromechanic;
Nutrition Marketing Analyst;
Sales Promoter;
Electrician II;
Tax Administrative Analyst;
Trade Marketing Analyst;
Junior Process Analyst;
Trade Marketing Supervisor;
Machine Operator I;
Administrative Assistant – Transportation;
Junior Laboratory Analyst.

Apply for Job Vacancies at Piracanjuba

Unemployed professionals interested should access the company’s website on the Gupy platform to check other job listings. It will also be possible to review other details such as responsibilities, requirements, duties, and qualifications needed.

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Meeting all job requirements, interested individuals must click on apply for the position. The platform allows access using a Facebook account, LinkedIn, email, or registering an account on the site itself. In this case, it is necessary to provide essential information such as full name, email address, and create an access password.

After that, it will only be necessary to send a resume for the desired position and wait for the company’s contact via email or on the site itself. All job vacancies at Piracanjuba are open to People with Disabilities (PWDs), and according to the company, there will be no preference regarding sexual orientation, social accessibility, or other factors. In addition to a salary compatible with the job market, the company also offers benefits such as transportation voucher, health plan, meal voucher, life insurance, food voucher, and scholarship.

Get to Know Piracanjuba

For more than 66 years in the market, Piracanjuba was created with the aim of being part of Brazilian tables, nurturing and caring for people, and currently has a history filled with achievements and passion for what it does.

The commitment, love, and quality in “doing well what does you good” highlight the company as one of the largest in the sector, ranking fourth in the current national dairy ranking and sixth in the ranking of the most chosen brands in Brazilian homes, according to market data.

To reach this milestone, the company relies on the effort and dedication of more than 3,500 employees who, with great care, are responsible for producing more than 180 products in the company’s portfolio.

Piracanjuba Announces Opening Of Hundreds Of New Job Positions For Professionals In GO, SP, SC, PR, And MG

Piracanjuba Opened a New Selection Process with Hundreds of Effective Job Vacancies for Professionals in Various Locations in Brazil.

List of Job Vacancies Available for Immediate Start at Piracanjuba

Apply for Job Vacancies at Piracanjuba

Get to Know Piracanjuba

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Piracanjuba Announces Opening Of Hundreds Of New Job Positions For Professionals In GO, SP, SC, PR, And MG

Piracanjuba Opened a New Selection Process with Hundreds of Effective Job Vacancies for Professionals in Various Locations in Brazil.

List of Job Vacancies Available for Immediate Start at Piracanjuba

Apply for Job Vacancies at Piracanjuba

Get to Know Piracanjuba

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