Pirelli Calls For Candidates Without Experience For Internships Starting In July At Its Factories In SP And BA For The 2021 Internship Program

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Published on 13/04/2021 at 15:10

Updated on 28/04/2021 at 19:11

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Pirelli, The Most Important Multinational In The Tire Industry, Calls For Candidates Without Experience Looking For Their First Job For Positions In SP And BA

Looking for a job but don’t have experience? The giant tire manufacturer Pirelli has internship positions open in its factories in the states of São Paulo and Bahia. The opportunities are for students from various fields who are pursuing high school and higher education, such as economics, mechanics, engineering, logistics, occupational safety, and much more. See below how to apply.

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Pirelli is a multinational tire company founded in Milan in 1872. It is known for its cutting-edge technology, excellence in production, and passion for innovation.

As a market leader, Pirelli is present in nearly every country in the world, being the most important tire manufacturer and the only one globally focused exclusively on the consumer tire market, which includes tires for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.

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The Pirelli Internship Program Is Looking For Young People With Attitude And A Willingness To Help Build This New Scenario.

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Check Below The Requirements To Compete For The Open Positions At Pirelli’s Factories In SP And BA

Must be enrolled in a higher education or technical institution in the following courses: Journalism, Public Relations, Literature, Business Administration, Psychology, Economics, Engineering, Process Management, Human Resources Management, International Business, Foreign Trade, International Relations, Economics, Occupational Safety Technician, Accounting, Mechanical Technician, Marketing, Logistics, Advertising and Propaganda.
The course must correspond to the requirements of each position;
Must be available for an internship for up to 2 years;
Must be available to start in July 2021.
Availability to work in person, if quarantine is lifted;
In-person positions available for Feira de Santana (BA), São Paulo Capital, Santo André, Campinas, Cabreúva, and Barueri (SP)
Complete online challenges on the platform;
English required for some positions

Registration: Those interested in working at the Pirelli factory in SP or BA must register their resume directly on the company’s website, at this link

Pirelli Calls For Candidates Without Experience For Internships Starting In July At Its Factories In SP And BA For The 2021 Internship Program

Pirelli, The Most Important Multinational In The Tire Industry, Calls For Candidates Without Experience Looking For Their First Job For Positions In SP And BA

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Pirelli Calls For Candidates Without Experience For Internships Starting In July At Its Factories In SP And BA For The 2021 Internship Program

Pirelli, The Most Important Multinational In The Tire Industry, Calls For Candidates Without Experience Looking For Their First Job For Positions In SP And BA

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The Pirelli Internship Program Is Looking For Young People With Attitude And A Willingness To Help Build This New Scenario.

Check Below The Requirements To Compete For The Open Positions At Pirelli’s Factories In SP And BA

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