Andrade Gutierrez Internship Program Opens Applications for the Second Half of 2024

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Published on 20/06/2024 at 21:14

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Andrade Gutierrez is accepting applications for its Internship Program 2024.2, offering a stipend of up to R$2,200.00, attractive benefits, and the possibility of hiring.

Internship Opportunities in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte

Andrade Gutierrez (AG) has just opened applications for its Internship Program 2024.2. The company is looking for higher education students graduating in December 2025 or July 2026. The positions are for on-site work in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, with a daily workload of 6 hours, totaling 30 hours per week. Applications can be submitted on the official website until July 14, 2024.

The selection process is aimed at students from the courses of Administration, Systems Analysis and Development, Accounting, Foreign Trade, Law, Economics, International Relations, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Production Engineering. Approved candidates will work in various areas, such as Supply, Contract Administration, Commercial, Information Technology, Legal, Engineering, Equipment, Planning and Control, and Accounting.

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Benefits and Development Opportunities

Andrade Gutierrez offers a stipend of R$ 1,900.00 in the first year and R$ 2,200.00 starting in the second year. In addition to the stipend, interns will have access to a range of benefits, including life insurance, transportation vouchers, paid time off, medical and dental assistance, meal or food vouchers, development programs, and flexible hours, depending on the location.

The AG Internship Program is recognized as one of the main entry points into the company, which has over 75 years of experience in the Engineering market. Andrade Gutierrez has an impressive portfolio with over 1,000 projects completed in sectors such as Oil and Gas, Mining, Thermal Power, Renewable Energy, Hydropower, Railways, Highways, Transmission Lines, and Infrastructure.

Professional Growth and Leadership Opportunities

The Human Organizational Development Coordinator, Paula Gallego, emphasizes the importance of Andrade Gutierrez’s entry programs for talent development. “Andrade Gutierrez’s entry programs attract talents seeking to experience their first professional experiences in a consolidated and innovative company. With growth and opportunity, many develop to the point of even occupying leadership positions within the company,” Paula comments.

This is a unique opportunity for students who wish to start their careers in a renowned company, with great possibilities for growth and professional development. The Andrade Gutierrez Internship Program not only provides practical experience in various areas but also offers the chance of hiring and advancement to leadership positions.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of one of the largest engineering companies in Brazil. Apply for Andrade Gutierrez’s Internship Program 2024.2 and take the first step towards a promising career full of opportunities.

Source: Camila Parreira

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Andrade Gutierrez Internship Program Opens Applications for the Second Half of 2024

Internship Opportunities in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte

Benefits and Development Opportunities

Professional Growth and Leadership Opportunities

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