Service Provider at Port of Açu Seeks Technicians and Engineers for Job Openings in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 23/09/2020 at 11:40

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Job Vacancies for The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, Include Technical Professionals and Engineers in Different Positions and Roles

Ferroport, a logistics service provider at the Port of Açu in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, has job openings available on this September 23 for technicians and engineers. The company is a joint venture formed by the South African mining company Anglo American and Prumo Logística. Check the details of the opportunities below.

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Ferroport is a Brazilian private company operating in the infrastructure and logistics sector. Its structure is located at the Port of Açu, along with a small support office in Rio de Janeiro.

The company is responsible for the operation of the iron ore port terminal at the Port of Açu. The first shipment of iron ore was carried out in October 2014.

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Check Out The New Job Vacancies by Ferroport Operating at The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra (RJ)

Operations Coordinator (Applications Open Until Tomorrow 09/24)

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering;
Previous experience in leading large teams in the Iron Ore Port Operations process;
Post-graduation in the field will be a differential;
English will be a differential.

Information Security Analyst (Applications Open Until 10/01)

Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Analysis, or related fields;
Standards and frameworks, such as: ISO 27001;
Practices and tools focused on hardening and baseline;
Perimeter security (Firewall, IDS/IPS, DNS, DMZ, VPN, DLP, Web Filter, AntiSpam, Antimalware, among others);
Programming (Java, JavaScript, Python, Perl, C++);
Tools for vulnerability management (Tenable.SC), etc…

Internal Controls Analyst (Applications Open Until 09/30)

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Engineering, or related areas;
Knowledge of Risk Management methodologies, Internal Controls, and process analysis;
Experience in activities related to Risk Management, Internal Controls, Internal Audit, or External Audit at the Port of Açu;
Good interpersonal skills;
Office Tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint);
Intermediate English – desirable;

Electrical Inspection Technician III

Completed secondary education with a Technical degree in Electrical and/or Automation and/or Electromechanics;
Office tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint);
Intermediate English – desirable;
Good interpersonal skills.

Ferroport RJ Job Applications

If you are interested in the job vacancies for the Port of Açu, in São João da Barra – RJ, click on each desired position and you will be directed to the company’s application page. There you will find details of the requirements, activities, and more pertinent information about the positions. Good luck!

Service Provider at Port of Açu Seeks Technicians and Engineers for Job Openings in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro

Job Vacancies for The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, Include Technical Professionals and Engineers in Different Positions and Roles

Read Other News From The Port of Açu

Check Out The New Job Vacancies by Ferroport Operating at The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra (RJ)

Ferroport RJ Job Applications

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Service Provider at Port of Açu Seeks Technicians and Engineers for Job Openings in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro

Job Vacancies for The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, Include Technical Professionals and Engineers in Different Positions and Roles

Read Other News From The Port of Açu

Check Out The New Job Vacancies by Ferroport Operating at The Port of Açu, In São João da Barra (RJ)

Ferroport RJ Job Applications

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