Siemens Energy, Global Leader in Technologies, Calls for Inexperienced Candidates from All Areas for Positions in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Macaé; No English Needed, Salary R$ 2,014.13 Plus Benefits

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Siemens Opens Selection Process with Hybrid and In-Person Internship Opportunities for Jundiaí (SP), Macaé (RJ), São João da Barra (RJ), and Ilha do Fundão (RJ) and More.

Siemens Energy, a global leader in energy sector technologies, with a strong focus on decarbonization and energy transition solutions and services for various productive chains, is accepting applications for internships until 11/05 in its 2024 Talent Development Program (1st Cycle). The company does not require experience and no knowledge of English or Spanish is needed! Candidates of all ages can participate, register your resume now!

In order to promote and advance diversity and inclusion within the company, applications are focused on affirmative vacancies for women, people with disabilities, and Black or mixed-race individuals.

Check Below the Open Positions at Siemens Energy

The work format is hybrid (on-site and remote) depending on the position. Some of the areas with open positions include: Business Control, Purchasing, Business Development, EHS – Occupational Health and Safety, Engineering, Business Excellence, Finance, Quality Management, Logistics, Marketing and Strategy, Information Technology, Project Management, Manufacturing, Secretarial, Taxes, Technology and Innovation, and Sales.

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The open positions are for Jundiaí (SP), Santa Bárbara d’Oeste (SP), Macaé (RJ), São João da Barra (RJ), and Ilha do Fundão (RJ).

Requirements: eligible to participate in the selection process are students from all courses with degrees (bachelor’s, technological, or teaching) graduating between January 2025 and January 2026 in Computer Science, Accounting, Economics, Systems Analysis, Engineering, Administration, Executive Secretarial, among others.

There are no prerequisites for language proficiency, such as English or Spanish, as there are positions available for both non-speakers as well as those with advanced language skills.

Benefits for Selected Candidates: Stipend of R$ 2,014.13; Medical Assistance; Dental Assistance; Life Insurance; Meal Voucher or on-site restaurant; Transportation Voucher; Shuttle; Parking; GymPass; Employee Assistance Service; Meditation App; Massage Therapy (location Jundiaí).

Application: Those interested in the internship positions opened by Siemens Energy can register their resume until November 5, at this link.

It is worth noting that, in the location of Jundiaí, there is an exclusive selection process for People with Disabilities, as well as the possibility of home office days, depending on the area.

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