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Ternium Brazil Steel Producer Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 17/01/2020 at 08:33 Updated on 17/01/2020 at 10:11

Multinational Company Producing in Several Countries, Including Latin America, Ternium Opened Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro

Ternium, the largest steel producer in Latin America, has job openings for professionals in Rio de Janeiro. The vacancies are for operator, auditor, specialist, and more. With production centers in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, the United States, Guatemala, and Mexico, Ternium has a wide network of service and distribution centers on the continent, in addition to being part of the controlling group of Usiminas, the leading company in the Brazilian steel market. See also:

The company has over 21,400 people working throughout Latin America forming a multicultural and excellent team, and they are the basis of an industrial project with the capacity to produce 12.3 million tons of crude steel annually.

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See below for job vacancies in Rio de Janeiro.

Practical Operator I

Requirements: High School Diploma; Driver’s License Category “D”.

Specialist Auditor

Bachelor’s Degree in Systems, Accounting, Business Administration; SAP System; Proficiency in English (intermediate level) and Spanish (advanced level); CIA, CISA, CFE, or other certifications will be considered an advantage; Solid experience in internal auditing, preferably in Industrial companies; Knowledge of applications associated with the business cycle being audited; Knowledge of risk assessment methodologies and fraud identification; Knowledge and ability to interpret accounting and management information in your area of responsibility.

Field Operator Converter II

High School diploma; CNH B; Basic computer skills.

Maintenance Specialist V

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering; Office Suite; Reading and Interpretation of Projects.

Location: Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Applications

To apply for Ternium’s job vacancies, you must click on the desired position to be redirected to the application page. Good luck!

Ternium Brazil Steel Producer Has Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Multinational Company Producing in Several Countries, Including Latin America, Ternium Opened Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro

Applications

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Multinational Company Producing in Several Countries, Including Latin America, Ternium Opened Job Vacancies for Rio de Janeiro

Applications

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