SESI, SENAI, and IEL Offer Almost 600 Remote and On-Site Positions with Salaries of Up to BRL 10,000 for Individuals with High School, Technical, and College Education Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 21/07/2024 at 08:48

Updated on 20/07/2024 at 20:33

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FIESC System Opens Hundreds of Positions at SESI, Senai, and IEL for People with Medium to Higher Education. Job Vacancies Cover Various States in the Country with Salaries Up to R$ 10,000.

SESI, Senai, and IEL, which make up the FIESC system, are offering new job openings for candidates from various states. The vacancies at SESI, Senai, and IEL are for medium, technical, and higher education levels, with salaries that can reach R$ 10,000 per month. In addition to traditional in-person opportunities, the institution also offers home office positions to work from the comfort of your home.

Check Below the List of Open Job Vacancies at the FIESC System

The vacancies at SESI, Senai, and IEL are for the states of Mato Grosso, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Goiás. Among the opportunities are:

Basic Education Teacher II – Mathematics and Its Technologies;
Pedagogical Technician;
Pharmacist;
Higher Education Specialist – Assistant;
Market Agent – Individual – Junior;
Teaching Specialist II – Hourly – Robotics Teaching;
Social Worker;
Oral Health Assistant;
General Maintenance Technician;
Consultant – Lean;
Educational Laboratory Technician;
Industrial Equipment Maintenance Technician;
Basic Education Teacher II – Physics;
Teaching Specialist II – Hourly – Teaching in Cellulose and Paper;
Administrative Analyst;
Basic Education Teacher I – Hourly – Music Education;
Educational Laboratory Technician;
Accounts Management Analyst – Junior;
Basic Education Teachers II – High School (EJA);
Market Promoter;
Teaching Specialist I – Hourly (Industrial Sewing Teaching);
School Secretary;
Chef;
Full-Stack Developer – Junior – JAVA;
Business Intelligence Analyst;
PCP Analyst;
Nursing Technician;
Senior Big Data Analyst;
Administrative Analyst;
Production Nutritionist;
Teaching Specialist II – Hourly – Teaching in Construction;
Teaching Specialist II – Monthly – Teaching in Management;
Teaching Specialist II – Hourly – Teaching in Systems Development;
Teaching Specialist I – Hourly – Teaching in Logistics;
Acquisitions and Contracts Analyst – Junior.

Selection Process to Fill Home Office and In-Person Vacancies

These and many other home office vacancies can be found on the careers page of the FIESC system. The page has several filters such as salary, contract type, work schedule, category, state, city, and much more to find the best vacancies at SESI, Senai, and IEL that best fit your profile.

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Vacancies at SESI, Senai, and IEL Offer Dozens of Benefits

Those approved for the job vacancies, in addition to a market-competitive salary, will enjoy excellent benefits such as:

Meal/Vouchers Assistance;
Results Participation Program (PPR);
Support for dependents with disabilities;
SESI Telemedicine + Health to help you take care of your Mental Health;
Transportation Voucher;
Discounts on SENAI/SC courses;
SESI/SC Dentist Agreement;
Private Pension;
Health Plan;
Flu Vaccine;
Life Insurance;
Childcare Assistance;
Marriage Leave;
Assistance and Funeral Leave;
FarmaSesi Agreement;
Insurance Agreements.

It is important to mention that the Federation of Industries of the State of Santa Catarina (FIESC) was founded in 1950 focused on promoting a favorable business environment, acting in favor of workers’ quality of life and education, and encouraging innovation.

SESI, SENAI, and IEL Offer Almost 600 Remote and On-Site Positions with Salaries of Up to BRL 10,000 for Individuals with High School, Technical, and College Education Across Brazil

FIESC System Opens Hundreds of Positions at SESI, Senai, and IEL for People with Medium to Higher Education. Job Vacancies Cover Various States in the Country with Salaries Up to R$ 10,000.

Check Below the List of Open Job Vacancies at the FIESC System

Selection Process to Fill Home Office and In-Person Vacancies

Vacancies at SESI, Senai, and IEL Offer Dozens of Benefits

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SESI, SENAI, and IEL Offer Almost 600 Remote and On-Site Positions with Salaries of Up to BRL 10,000 for Individuals with High School, Technical, and College Education Across Brazil

FIESC System Opens Hundreds of Positions at SESI, Senai, and IEL for People with Medium to Higher Education. Job Vacancies Cover Various States in the Country with Salaries Up to R$ 10,000.

Check Below the List of Open Job Vacancies at the FIESC System

Selection Process to Fill Home Office and In-Person Vacancies

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