See how to work at one of the largest aerospace companies in the world. This Sunday, the 26th, there are vacancies for higher secondary education or students.

Several vacancies for permanent employment and internship and trainee programs opened by Embraer, one of the largest companies in the world, manufacturer of commercial, executive, agricultural and military aircraft, aerospace parts, services and support in the area. The week starts with job openings at the Japanese multinational automaker Nissan at its factories in RJ, SP and PR

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Opportunities require attending higher education (in the case of interns), or complete high school in several areas.

The chances are distributed between São José dos Campos (SP), São Paulo (SP), Sorocaba (SP), Botucatu (SP), Gavião Peixoto (SP), Belo Horizonte (MG), Florianópolis (SC) and Campinas (SP).

Check out some vacancies below

• Contracts and Supplies Administrator
• Financial analyst
• technical controller
• Systems engineering
• customer support engineer
• contract negotiator
• Logistics operator
• aircraft maintenance technician
• work safety technician
• Internship Program - Corporate and Administrative
• Internship Program - Engineering and Operations
• Internship Program – Tech TI
• Production Trainee (Production Assistant)
• Technical education internship

Applications for Embraer job openings

To apply, those interested in the above vacancies must: click here. In this link you can check all vacancies individually, as well as the requirements to occupy each one and the cities in which they are offered.

Attention, at the end of the page referring to the chosen vacancy, click on "Apply for the vacancy", it will be necessary to register on the recruiter's website.

Good luck in the selection process!