Salaries Up to R$ 8,000 Are Paid for Job Openings Offered by Kroton for Technology Professionals Today, the 22nd

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Published on 22/09/2020 at 19:52

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Kroton Has Job Opportunities for Technology Professionals in Londrina, Paraná and Valinhos, São Paulo

Kroton offers many job opportunities for technology professionals, with salaries reaching up to R$ 8,000. The job openings are for the states of Paraná and São Paulo. Don’t forget to check it out!

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The job opportunities are for NodeJS, React, .NET, Java developers, and Scrum Masters of different experience levels, in the offices in Londrina, Paraná, Valinhos in the interior of São Paulo, where the company’s digital transformation hub is located, and in the capital São Paulo.

The selection process is divided into three stages: an interview with HR, a technical challenge, and an interview with the department manager. Candidates do not even need to leave their homes to participate, as the entire process is being conducted via an online platform.

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Salaries Up to R$ 8,000 Are Paid for Job Openings Offered by Kroton for Technology Professionals Today, the 22nd

Kroton Has Job Opportunities for Technology Professionals in Londrina, Paraná and Valinhos, São Paulo

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