Job Selection Process Seeks Civil Engineering Professionals for Transport Company in Rio de Janeiro This Day 20

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Published on 20/07/2020 at 14:12

Fachada da empresa Transfuturo, em Barra mansa, no Rio de Janeiro

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Job Opportunity Available on This July 20 for Civil Engineer Position at a Transportation Company in Rio de Janeiro, Check It Out

The transportation sector is essential amid the pandemic and cannot stop! The company Transfuturo, based in Barra Mansa, Rio de Janeiro, has opened a selection process for civil engineering professionals to fill a job vacancy. The announcement was published by the company’s HR department.

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The Group Transfuturo started its activities in February 1986. Originating from Transportes Machado, it accumulates over 26 years of experience in transporting various cargo and related services.

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The Company Has a Job Opportunity for Civil Engineer

Requirements: Transfuturo did not provide the requirements relevant to the selection process for the above position, so before sending your resume, please update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Applications: Resumes from interested candidates must be sent to the email rh@transfuturo.com.br mentioning the job name in the subject line. Good luck!

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Job Selection Process Seeks Civil Engineering Professionals for Transport Company in Rio de Janeiro This Day 20

Job Opportunity Available on This July 20 for Civil Engineer Position at a Transportation Company in Rio de Janeiro, Check It Out

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