Company opens hundreds of job vacancies in Portugal in the areas of food, construction, occupational safety and much more. Don't waste time and find out how to apply for vacancies to work in Portugal.
Finding job opportunities in Europe is the dream of many Brazilian professionals seeking an international career. Portugal, one of the most sought-after destinations, is standing out as an important employment hub for foreigners, especially due to its cultural proximity and language. Recently, a renowned French company announced the opening of several job openings in several Portuguese cities, covering different areas of activity. These opportunities are ideal for those who want to work in an international environment, in a country with a high quality of life and growing economic development. Below, check out the details of these vacancies and how to apply to work in Portugal.
List of job vacancies in Portugal available at Bureau Veritas
Opportunities to work in Portugal are offered by Bureau Veritas, a French company specializing in testing, inspection, auditing and certification that was founded in 1828. It operates in the construction, infrastructure, agri-food, raw materials, marine, navigation, industry and everyday goods sectors.
Currently, the French company is recruiting the following professionals in Portugal, in several cities. Among the job vacancies in Portugal are:
- Chinese company GWM opens a huge selection process with 700 job openings for professionals with intermediate to higher education levels to work in its factory in Brazil
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- Vivo is calling for people who want to work from home! The company is opening a home office position for the position of attendant
- German multinational Bosch is hiring an Assistant in São Paulo, with an attractive salary + benefits such as profit sharing, meals at the workplace, medical assistance, private pension and many others! Candidates must be enrolled in higher education
- Railway Inspector – Rolling Stock (Lisbon);
- Sales Manager – Engineering and Construction (Lisbon);
- External Auditors – Food Area (Lisbon);
- HSE Project Manager (Lisbon);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician (São Miguel, Azores Islands);
- Energy Certification System Technician (Lisbon);
- Business Developer (Lisbon);
- Railway Infrastructure Engineer (Lisbon);
- NDT Technician – END (Lisbon);
- Railway Engineers (Lisbon or Porto);
- Civil Engineer (Lisbon);
- Welding Inspector (Lisbon);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician (Lisbon);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician (Faro);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician (Bragança);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician – Madeira (Guard);
- Welding Inspector (Porto);
- Senior Occupational Safety Technician (Évora).
Participate in the selection process
Those interested in job openings in Portugal and wishing to apply should access the Bureau Veritas career portal in the country. Then, select the desired position, read all the requirements and, if you meet them, send your resume directly to the company.
However, it is always best to apply in the language in which the job vacancies for working in Portugal are advertised. Prepare a good, up-to-date CV that highlights your best skills and competencies.
It is worth mentioning that the company, with several job openings in Portugal, is established in 140 countries and has a network of 1.500 agencies and laboratories employing more than 70 professionals worldwide.
The Bureau Veritas group is listed on the Paris Stock Exchange and generates turnover of over 5 billion euros. As such, there are also jobs in Portugal with a French company for professionals in different areas in several cities across the country.
Average salary for job vacancies in Portugal
The new minimum wage in Portugal has changed and Decree-Law No. 112/2024 of December 19, 2024, was published in the Official Gazette, which determines the increase in the minimum monthly amount to 870 euros. In fact, the new value is valid since January 1, 2025 and approximately 838 thousand workers receive the minimum wage in Portugal.
According to data from the Portuguese government, around 21% of workers receive the national minimum wage, that is, 838 thousand workers. Of these, around 422 thousand are women and 416 thousand are men.
Compared to other countries in the European Union, the purchasing power of the Portuguese minimum wage is one of the lowest. In 2024, the salary in Portugal was 820 euros and, on the first day of 2025, the value increased by 50 euros. In other words, the national minimum wage is higher and represents an increase of 6,1%. The salary in Portugal is paid in 14 installments.
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