How About Working From Home and Earning R$8,669.86 + Health Plan + Life Insurance? SENAI Announces Home Office Job Opening With 200-Hour Monthly Workload, See How to Participate in the Selection Process

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Published on 20/11/2024 at 21:52

Que tal trabalhar na sua casa e ganhar R$8.669,86 + plano de saúde + seguro de vida? O SENAI anuncia vaga de emprego HOME OFFICE com carga horária de 200h mensais, veja como participar do processo seletivo (Imagem: Representação)

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SENAI Opens Selection Process for Senior Full-Stack Developer with Remote Work, Competitive Salary, and Career Plan.

The National Service for Industrial Training (SENAI) has job openings for the position of Senior Full-Stack Developer, with the opportunity for remote work.

The monthly salary for the home office position is R$ 8,669.86, with a workload of 200 hours per month, and benefits such as supplementary pension, health plan, and life insurance.

This is a unique opportunity for experienced technology professionals who wish to work on challenging projects at one of the largest professional training and technological innovation institutions in Brazil.

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Selection Process

The selection process for the home office position will be conducted in several stages, starting with the receipt of resumes between 11/19/2024 and 11/24/2024. Check the detailed stages:

Resume Submission: 11/19/2024 to 11/24/2024.
- Only information filled out directly in the resume submission will be considered.
- It is necessary to confirm the registration by email.
Theoretical Assessment and Resume Analysis: 11/25/2024.
- Online test with objective questions about Java, Databases, Programming Logic, and Object-Oriented Programming.
- Results announced on 11/27/2024.
Cultural Fit and Competency Assessment: 11/28/2024 to 11/29/2024.
- Online evaluation to check alignment with the company culture.
Practical Assessment and Document Analysis: 11/29/2024 to 12/01/2024.
- Development of a web system using Java Spring in the backend and React in the frontend.
Online Interviews: 12/05/2024 and 12/06/2024.
- Presentation of the case study and technical interview with the examining board.
Announcement of Final Results: 12/09/2024 at 5:15 PM.

Available Positions at SENAI

Senior Full-Stack Developer (remote) – Announced on (11/19/2024).

To check more opportunities, visit the official career portal of SENAI.

How to Apply

To apply for job openings at SENAI, follow the steps below:

Access the official career portal of SENAI: https://fiesc.com.br/trabalhe-conosco.
Click on the position of Senior Full-Stack Developer and fill out the form carefully.
Confirm your registration by responding to the automatic email sent by the platform.
Wait for the next stages according to the announced schedule.

Be sure to complete your registration with accurate information, as changes will not be allowed after submission.

About SENAI

SENAI is one of the most respected institutions in Brazil, recognized for its contribution to professional training and technological advancement in the industry. Part of the FIESC System, SENAI offers educational and technological solutions that directly impact the development of the industrial sector.

In addition, the institution is committed to innovation and the well-being of its employees, offering benefits such as supplementary pension, life insurance, health plan, and continuous training programs. Working at SENAI means joining a team that transforms the future of the Brazilian industry.

Don’t waste time! Apply by 11/24/2024 and take a new step in your career with SENAI!

How About Working From Home and Earning R$8,669.86 + Health Plan + Life Insurance? SENAI Announces Home Office Job Opening With 200-Hour Monthly Workload, See How to Participate in the Selection Process

SENAI Opens Selection Process for Senior Full-Stack Developer with Remote Work, Competitive Salary, and Career Plan.

Selection Process

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Selection Process

Available Positions at SENAI

How to Apply

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