Service Provider Starts Resume Registration For Various Job Openings In Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, And Other Locations

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Published on 15/08/2020 at 10:53

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Selection Process for Submitting Resumes in Various Positions by Infotec Brazil for Job Openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, and More

Infotec announced new opportunities this Friday (08/14)! The company constantly offers job openings and is currently accepting resumes from professionals in various specialties to fill positions in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, and Minas Gerais. Therefore, if you are a qualified professional, register your resume on the company’s platform and stay alert.

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Infotec Brazil is a company specializing in outsourcing management multi-services aimed at serving large operations and business processes (BPO), with over 30 years of history.

ATTENTION! Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for applications; the resume registration for the offshore vacancies posted below is external and may expire at any time on the Infotec Brazil website.

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Check Below the Job Openings from Yesterday (08/14) for Resume Submission by Infotec

Construction Agent – Volta Redonda – RJ
Construction Agent – Duque de Caxias – RJ
Construction Agent – Betim – MG
Instrumentation Technician – Manaus – AM
Commercial Manager – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Transportation Logistics Analyst – Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Senior Planning Technician C – Macaé – RJ
Senior Planning Technician L – Macaé – RJ
Intermediate Planning Technician – Macaé – RJ
Materials Technician – Macaé – RJ

Application: If you are a qualified professional for any of the job openings mentioned above and wish to work for the company, click this link here and you will be redirected to the company’s application page to register your resume. Good luck!

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Service Provider Starts Resume Registration For Various Job Openings In Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, And Other Locations

Selection Process for Submitting Resumes in Various Positions by Infotec Brazil for Job Openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, and More

See Other News As Well

Check Below the Job Openings from Yesterday (08/14) for Resume Submission by Infotec

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Service Provider Starts Resume Registration For Various Job Openings In Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, And Other Locations

Selection Process for Submitting Resumes in Various Positions by Infotec Brazil for Job Openings in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, and More

See Other News As Well

Check Below the Job Openings from Yesterday (08/14) for Resume Submission by Infotec

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