Raízen Calls for Interested Parties to Work from Home! There Are Positions Available in Various Areas, Including Online Support

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Published on 09/04/2025 at 13:36

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Raízen Announces New Remote Job Openings in Various Areas and Regions of Brazil, Focusing on Inclusion, Innovation, and Professional Flexibility, Reinforcing Its Role as a Reference in the Energy and Biofuels Sector and Attracting Talent from Across the Country.

One of the largest energy and biofuels companies in Latin America has home office openings in different areas and regions of the country.

The energy giant Raízen, a reference in innovation and sustainability, announced new 100% remote job openings.

The opportunities cover various roles and experience levels, focusing on diversity, inclusion, and employee well-being.

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Professional Growth Without Leaving Home

Raízen is expanding its remote hiring front as a way to attract qualified talent from all over the country, eliminating geographical barriers and strengthening its culture of innovation.

With salaries competitive with the market, competitive benefits, and well-structured career plans, the home office positions are effective and provide full support for the integration and development of the new employee.

The open positions include areas such as customer service, sales, technical support, partner management, and planning.

Interested candidates need to have a higher education degree (completed or in progress), interpersonal skills, proficiency in digital tools, and proactivity.

The required experience varies depending on the position.

Among the offered positions, the highlights are:

Junior Customer Relationship Analyst
Junior Technical Consultant – Lubricants
Junior Territory Manager
Distributor Consultant
Territory Manager Pl | Shell Box

The positions may require a link to a reference city for occasional in-person meetings, but the daily routine is remote.

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Flexibility That Is Here to Stay

The home office model, solidified during the Covid-19 pandemic, remains one of the main trends in the job market.

In the energy sector, this flexibility is even more relevant, as professionals in the field often live outside major urban centers.

By opting for this format, Raízen not only democratizes access to jobs but also strengthens its ESG (environmental, social, and governance) policy, aligning itself with sustainable and modern management practices.

Working from home, with technological support and well-defined goals, has proven effective in increasing productivity and reducing operational costs — without compromising delivery.

Structure and Impact of Raízen in the Energy Sector

Created from the joint venture between Cosan and Shell, Raízen operates throughout the entire chain of the energy and biofuels sector, standing out as one of the main agents of the energy transition in Brazil.

Its portfolio includes:

Production of ethanol, sugar, and bioenergy
Generation of electricity from sugarcane biomass
Distribution of fuels through more than 7,000 Shell stations
Marketing of sustainable energy solutions
Investment in biogas, second-generation ethanol, and renewable electricity

The company is a leader in initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and decarbonizing the national energy matrix.

How to Apply for Home Office Jobs

To participate in the selection process, simply follow these steps:

Access the portal: https://genteraizen.gupy.io
In the side menu, click on “Work Mode”
Select the “Remote” option
Choose the desired position
Click on “Apply for the Position”
Fill in all the required information and submit your resume
Monitor the status of your application through the platform

The site is intuitive, secure, and allows candidates to view new opportunities based on their profile.

Would you like to work from home at a company that values innovation, inclusion, and sustainability? Which area best matches your professional profile? Leave your opinion in the comments!

Raízen Calls for Interested Parties to Work from Home! There Are Positions Available in Various Areas, Including Online Support

Raízen Announces New Remote Job Openings in Various Areas and Regions of Brazil, Focusing on Inclusion, Innovation, and Professional Flexibility, Reinforcing Its Role as a Reference in the Energy and Biofuels Sector and Attracting Talent from Across the Country.

Professional Growth Without Leaving Home

Flexibility That Is Here to Stay

Structure and Impact of Raízen in the Energy Sector

How to Apply for Home Office Jobs

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Raízen Calls for Interested Parties to Work from Home! There Are Positions Available in Various Areas, Including Online Support

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