Public Competition with Remote Positions: Serpro Opens Recruitment for Over 600 Positions in the IT Field

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Published on 26/04/2023 at 22:33

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Serpro, Public Technology Agency, Has a New Public Competition with Over 600 Open Positions. The Positions Are in IT, Both On-Site and Remote, with Salaries Above R$ 9 Thousand.

The Federal Data Processing Service (Serpro), one of the largest public information technology companies in Brazil, announced the release of a public competition notice that provides for the opening of new IT positions for technology analysts. In total, there are 602, where successful candidates will have an initial salary of R$ 9,025.73, plus benefits.

Details about the Serpro Public Competition with Remote and On-Site Positions for IT Professionals

The agency emphasizes that 361 are open competition positions, meaning they are intended for candidates who do not fit into any quota. 121 IT positions are aimed at people with disabilities, while the remaining 120 are reserved for black individuals.

The opportunities are spread among Serpro units in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Belém, Florianópolis, Porto Alegre, Fortaleza, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and São Paulo. In addition to on-site IT positions, there is a possibility of working remotely.

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Learn How to Apply for the Serpro Public Competition

The application period for the Serpro public competition is available from April 24 to June 7, 2023. The notice can be accessed on the page of the organizing entity, which in this case is the Brazilian Center for Research in Assessment and Selection and Promotion of Events (Cebraspe).

Those interested in applying and competing for the IT positions must pay a fee of R$ 100, with the possibility of exemption for those who prove difficulty in affording the amount. The selection process includes the application of objective and applied knowledge tests, all of which are qualifying and eliminatory in nature.

The objective evaluations for specific and basic knowledge are scheduled for July 23 of this year. These will be conducted in all state capitals of Brazil plus the Federal District.

As for the applied knowledge evaluations, they are scheduled to take place on August 26 and 27 of this year. They will cover topics related to the responsibilities of the position, such as information security, software development, databases, and cloud computing.

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Get to Know Serpro

Serpro is the largest and most important state-owned technology company in the country, responsible for managing the largest database of the Union, containing critical and sensitive information about all Brazilian citizens, which is linked to all aspects of the lives of the entire population of the country. It is a target on a list of privatizations. Founded in 1964, it originally aimed to streamline and update the strategic data systems of the federal public administration.

The agency expanded by providing transparency solutions for public revenue and expenditure. It currently implements technologies used by various federal, municipal, and state public agencies, including the most basic services. Serpro manages very sensitive data of all Brazilians, given the scope of its responsibilities.

Public Competition with Remote Positions: Serpro Opens Recruitment for Over 600 Positions in the IT Field

Serpro, Public Technology Agency, Has a New Public Competition with Over 600 Open Positions. The Positions Are in IT, Both On-Site and Remote, with Salaries Above R$ 9 Thousand.

Details about the Serpro Public Competition with Remote and On-Site Positions for IT Professionals

Learn How to Apply for the Serpro Public Competition

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Learn How to Apply for the Serpro Public Competition

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