Portugal Calls For Drivers To Work In The Country! Positions Offered By French Company Also Seeking Maintenance Technicians, Planners, And Others

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Published on 08/09/2024 at 01:06

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French Transport Giant Has Several Open Positions in Portugal! If You Dream of Working in a Global Multinational and Growing Your Career, Don’t Miss This Chance.

Have you ever imagined working in Portugal and still having the chance to join one of the largest multinationals in the transport sector?

The opportunity seems incredible, but there’s something even more fascinating: a renowned French company is offering a variety of positions in Portuguese territory!

If you are thinking about changing careers or simply seeking a new professional experience, this may be your moment. Transdev, a transport giant, is recruiting new talents across the country. Follow the details and find out if this opportunity is for you.

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Open Positions in Portugal

According to the latest information, Transdev is expanding its team in Portugal and is looking for qualified professionals for various positions.

With a strong presence in the public transport sector, the multinational is offering positions for drivers and technicians, as well as opportunities in other essential areas for the functioning of its services.

The company is seeking candidates for positions distributed across several Portuguese cities, including:

Heavy Passenger Transport Driver in locations such as Soure, Guarda, Águeda, Mortágua, and Viseu.
Heavy Passenger Transport Driver in cities like Mêda, Famalicão, Covilhã, and Coimbra.
Heavy Passenger Transport Driver in Guimarães, Póvoa de Varzim, Braga, Miranda do Corvo, and Termas de Monfortinho.
Maintenance Technicians and Operational Planning Technicians in cities like Covilhã, Braga, Coimbra, and Lisbon.

Transdev is looking for professionals with experience and the necessary qualifications to fill these positions, with particular attention to drivers who must possess the required licenses to operate heavy passenger vehicles in Portugal.

About Transdev

Transdev, founded in 2002 after the merger of several transport companies, is a French multinational that stands out in the mobility sector.

Based in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris, the company operates in 19 countries and employs more than 80,000 employees around the world.

Transdev is known for its innovation and sustainable solutions in public transport, offering a wide range of services, from buses and trains to autonomous and electric transport.

How to Apply

For those looking to embark on this professional journey with Transdev, the process is simple and transparent. Visit Transdev’s career portal, where you will find all the open job offers in Portugal.

Select the position that best aligns with your profile and submit your application online. After submission, the company’s human resources team will review your resume and contact selected candidates for the next steps in the selection process.

Don’t miss the chance to work for a globally recognized company and contribute to a vital sector like public transport. If you seek stability, professional growth, and an international experience, Transdev offers an excellent opportunity.

Have you imagined working in Portugal?

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Gerson Marcos Rodrigues

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17/12/2025 18:08

Boa tarde meu nome Gerson Marcos sou motorista de guindastes e formado em máquinas pesadas gostaria de saber melhor sobre as vagas de empregos em portugal

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Debora

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02/10/2024 11:20

bom dia sou brasielira .
meu nome e DEBORA RODRIGUES , gostaria de saber mais sobre a contrataçao de brasileiros

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Joilson Alberto

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14/09/2024 10:16

Como fazer pra se candidatar?

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Portugal Calls For Drivers To Work In The Country! Positions Offered By French Company Also Seeking Maintenance Technicians, Planners, And Others

French Transport Giant Has Several Open Positions in Portugal! If You Dream of Working in a Global Multinational and Growing Your Career, Don’t Miss This Chance.

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How to Apply

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