Sodexo Opens Over 420 Job Openings Across Brazil for Various Areas and Experience Levels

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 16/04/2025 at 13:32

A Sodexo está com mais de 420 vagas abertas em várias cidades do Brasil para cozinheiros, ajudantes, técnicos e outros cargos. É uma ótima chance pra quem quer trabalhar numa empresa grande e cheia de benefícios!

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Opportunities for Cooks, Technicians, Assistants, Electricians, and Much More. Applications Open and In-Person on the Official Company Website!

Sodexo, a global reference in food and facilities services, has over 420 open positions in various regions of Brazil, with a focus on the states of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. There are opportunities for professionals with or without experience, ranging from operational to technical and administrative roles. The company seeks talents aligned with its values of diversity, progress, and team spirit.

Selection Process

The selection process is conducted 100% online and free of charge, through the company’s official platform. To apply, simply visit the site: sodexoonsiteoperacao.pandape.infojobs.com.br

The stages include registration, resume analysis, interview, and hiring exams. Sodexo encourages participation from people with disabilities (PwD) and promotes inclusion at all stages of the selection process.

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Positions Across Brazil

The over 420 positions are distributed across several states, with emphasis on São Paulo (291 positions) and Rio de Janeiro (27 positions). The opportunities are for immediate hiring, under CLT regime, with a focus on in-person service.

Positions in São Paulo:

Industrial Cook
Kitchen Assistant
General Services Officer
Nutritionist
Electrician
Painter
Maintenance and Occupational Safety Technician
Refrigeration Technician

Positions in Rio de Janeiro:

Steward
Mess Attendant
Kitchen Officer (Offshore)
Baker (Offshore)
Utilities Operator
Head Chef

Other States: There are opportunities also in Alagoas, Amazonas, Bahia, Ceará, Federal District, Goiás, Maranhão, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Pará, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Tocantins, demonstrating the company’s national reach.

About Sodexo

With more than 50 years of global presence and operating in 80 countries, Sodexo is currently the 19th largest employer in the world, with over 420,000 employees, including 42,000 in Brazil. The company is recognized for providing quality of life at work, with strong investment in training, career development, and inclusion and diversity policies.

Sodexo believes that its greatest asset is its people, fostering an environment of respect, loyalty, and professional growth.

Who Can Participate

The positions are open to candidates with various levels of education, with or without experience. The company values a diverse workforce and encourages applications from young people, adults transitioning careers, professionals with disabilities, and service sector workers.

For most positions, it is necessary to have completed elementary or high school, availability for in-person work, and reside in the region of the chosen position.

How to Apply

To check all available positions and register, follow the steps below:

Visit the site: https://sodexoonsiteoperacao.pandape.infojobs.com.br/
Use the filters to select your state, city, or position of interest
Click on the desired position and fill in your details
Wait for HR from Sodexo to contact you for the next steps

Don’t miss this chance to work in a global company that values humanity and promotes constant professional development!

SECURE YOUR POSITION BY CLICKING HERE

Sodexo Opens Over 420 Job Openings Across Brazil for Various Areas and Experience Levels

Opportunities for Cooks, Technicians, Assistants, Electricians, and Much More. Applications Open and In-Person on the Official Company Website!

Selection Process

Positions Across Brazil

Positions in São Paulo:

Positions in Rio de Janeiro:

About Sodexo

Who Can Participate

How to Apply

SECURE YOUR POSITION BY CLICKING HERE

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